<h2 id="heading-8">Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Style LoRA</h2>This model works best at a weight of around 1 to 0.5. Lower it if the output looks too overcooked. It's trained on AnyLoRA and works well with tags like black_eyes, simple_background, and dynamic_pose.Please note that this is a style model, not a "Scott Pilgrim characters" model. While I have also trained characters, I have found that they don't work well with this model. The output may struggle with the eyes at times, but overall it produces good results. Best Models are v1.0 and v6.0_MixTo use this model in Auto1111:<ol><li>Copy the model file to stable-diffusion-webui/models/lora</li><li>Select the Scott Pilgrim vs. the World style LoRA in the webui (make sure to include the scottpilgrimvstheworld tag)</li><li>Adjust the weight as needed (default is 1)</li></ol>Thank you for using my Scott Pilgrim vs. the World Style LoRA model!Character Tags (Not Recommended)<ul><li>kimpine</li><li>kniveschau</li><li>ramonaflowers</li><li>scottpilgrim</li><li>wallacewells</li></ul>

Scott Pilgrim vs. the World

Tried mixing my models with the <a rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.com/models/196429/bryan-lee-omalley-scott-pilgrim-art-style-lora">Bryan Lee O'Malley - Scott Pilgrim - Art Style LORA</a> model and found it gave better results than either alone in my experience so I wanted to share the mix. V1 is probably my best non-mix model though.

Files with SHA256: 03e093424e3d0c14d00610cfcc2851d771e613b4967b85ed4a64a93ac2f51f1d