THTU Beta V2 Changelog:

Prompt Structure Changes: I've updated the prompt structure significantly. You no longer strictly need to use clinical terms like '' or ''. The model now perfectly understands and reacts to words like "", "" and "" just the same.

Training Adjustment: I tweaked the training settings, resulting in a visible reduction in anatomical glitches and action failures. You should now be able to achieve your desired composition with a much higher success rate.

The full version of the LoRa will require a significant number of front-facing photos and a wide variety of clothing interactions (specifically being pulled aside, twisted, etc.). Because gathering high-quality data for these specific interactions takes time and because I want to experiment with a few different concepts, the Full Version will be delayed a bit.

That's why I wanted to release this second Beta to provide a better, smoother experience in the meantime. Thank you for your interest!

Quick Prompting Guide:

Essential Tags: Due to the base model's bias towards generating front-facing subjects, prompts like "taken " and "facing away from the camera" are practically mandatory.

Action Trigger: It seems to work even without describing specific clothing if you use phrases like "expose , , " within your desired sentence structure.

Recommended Actions: Standing, Leaning, Bending, Kneeling, .

Recommended Clothing Actions: Lifted, Pulled down/up, Bunched up.

Even if you don't use these exact words, the model usually understands your intent and tries to execute it. These are simply the words I relied on during captioning for training, so they are the most reliable.

Flexibility: Beyond that, feel free to describe the subject or the environment in as much detail as you like; this LoRa does not restrict composition creation. I see no reason why it shouldn't work with other LoRas; you might just need to lower the weight. I've seen it work down to 0.6 in some compositions.

Note: As the prompt becomes more detailed and complex, the success rate of the specific action may drop. If you notice that none of your consecutive attempts are working, please try changing your sentence structure.