With the 1.1 version, I'm really pretty happy with this.If you want just fangs, neg prompt "vampire." I had some success with "fangs visible over lower lip."V<s>ery often</s> Occasionally there are double sets, assymetrical, or random fangs. This is mostly because the model seems to have been trained that fangs belong to animals: dogs, cats, etc. The shotgun approach is what I use; sometimes it's going to be hit and miss but 1.1 hits more than 1.0.Both meet the bar I set for release: gives vampires fangs, but also gives people fangs without other vampire characteristics (skin, eyes, clothes). I also gave an example for giving fangs to a werewolf transformation. 1.1 even lets you draw fangs in Cyber Reality 4.2! I recommend a "photorealism" prompt even though it's a realistic output as it helps break the strong realism bent of the checkpoint. You can also use a photorealistic/art checkpoint, then use a realistic checkpoint in Refiner or Hires Fix.

Vampire Fangs

Fixed a couple things here in the training data, upped the dim to capture more reliable fangs, and used "teeth" as a base class, which I think makes for more "human" fangs and not fangs like animals, which is what the 1.5 model was trained on (and why I would end up with all teeth being fangs, or weirdly misplaced ones).Shout-out to <a rel="ugc" href="https://www.deviantart.com/rusherseven">Rusher7</a> who I coincidentally found out was also training a fang Lora, and who I bounced some ideas off of this month.

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