### About the ModelThis is a high-fidelity 3D CGI and cinematic game-render style LoRA trained specifically for the Anima model architecture.It infuses generations with a distinct, clean 3D-engine aesthetic reminiscent of modern offline raytraced renders or advanced real-time game engines (such as Capcom's RE Engine or Unreal Engine 5). It focuses on capturing micro-details: realistic sub-surface scattering on skin, volumetric shadows, cinematic lighting, and sharp textures on fabrics and hair, all while maintaining the core anatomical structure of your target characters.---### How to Use &amp; Prompting StrategyTo get the most out of this style without overwriting character concepts, use the following approach:* Primary Trigger Word: <code>@lllsuperlllcgi</code>(Note: The <code>@</code> prefix is highly optimized for Anima's Qwen3 text encoder, allowing it to isolate the render style from the subject's physical traits).* Style Anchors (Optional but Recommended):Including tags like <code>cgi</code> or <code>(blender \(medium\):0.7)</code> helps steer the model towards that distinct CGI output, balancing the digital-art feel with realism.* Tagging Tip: This LoRA was trained with UNet-only weights to preserve characters. Keep your prompts descriptive of what is in the scene (clothing, background, hair) so the LoRA can focus strictly on how it is rendered.---### Recommended Generation SettingsFor optimal results, configure your UI with the following parameters:* LoRA Weight: <code>0.7</code> to <code>0.9,</code> <code>0.9</code> is recommended for a highly pronounced 3D render effect).* Base Model: Anima v1.0 Base (or fine-tunes such as <code>waiANIMA_v10Base10</code>).* Sampler: <code>DPM2</code> (or <code>Euler</code>)* Schedule Type: <code>Karras</code> (or <code>Normal</code>)* Steps: <code>25</code> – <code>35</code>* CFG Scale: <code>1.5</code> – <code>3.5</code> (Crucial: keep CFG low; a value of <code>3.0</code> is the sweet spot to prevent color frying on Flow-based models).* Discrete Flow Shift: <code>3.0</code> (or <code>1.0</code> depending on your scheduler setup).* Resolution: Optimized for standard high-resolution outputs like <code>832x1152</code>.---### 💡 Pro-Tip: Enhance the CGI Realism with "Amateur Filter"To push the 3D-CGI output to the next level and get rid of the typical plastic "AI sheen," we highly recommend using the Amateur Filter extension (available for WebUI / Forge) with these exact settings:* Sharpen Intensity: <code>0.01</code>* Desaturation Factor: <code>0.85</code> (helps blend colors and mimics cinematic grading)* Grain Amount: <code>0.02</code> (adds subtle digital sensor noise)* JPEG Quality: <code>100</code>#### Example Prompt:&gt; &lt;lora:lllsuperlllCGI_style_FINAL:0.9&gt; @lllsuperlllcgi, (blender \(medium\):0.7), cgi, 1girl, 2b \(nier:automata\), (veins, sweat:0.7), very pale skin, black robe, blindfold covering eyes, on side, medium breasts#### Recommended Negative Prompt:&gt; worst quality, low quality, score_1, score_2, score_3, artist name, blurry, jpeg artifacts, lowres, censor, text speach, (bad fingers, 3 fingers, 4 fingers:1.2), (multiple view:1.2), grayscale, black and white, neon colors, (names, artists name:1.1), (watermarks, signature:1.2), censored, wrinkled skin, bad hands, bad legs, speech bubble, sticker

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