<h2 id="dark-rhythmic-gymnastics">Dark Rhythmic Gymnastics</h2>I never played the visual novel, but I am familiar with the OVA, even though it felt like the budget for the second episode had halved.This is trained on most of the game images although I only took a sample of character portraits because there's a billion of them.It gets things mostly right, although pairing (and larger groups) characters may take a bit more effort and or lucky rolls of the dice.It's not my favourite series, and there's some pretty weirdly fetishistic imagery that isn't really my jam (but you do you). That said I think this Lora turned out okay. Also whoever decided it should be called Princess 69 in English, just, why.<h3 id="v3:">V3:</h3>In some ways better than V2, and in some ways worse.I tried some different approaches to get multi-character in the one scene to be more consistent and... the results are mixed.I'm not super happy with it, but here you go. I'm going to leave this one for now, unless I have some breakthrough on how to make it reliably better.<h3 id="v2:">V2:</h3>V2 was a real headache. I had to do a lot of gymnastics (ha) to get it to behave a little more predictably. It still tries to create three people instead of two when in landscape, maybe I have to increase the base training size to 1280.Anyway, it's a little more predictable overall than V1, and is the longest training I've done. Some pairings of characters work better than others.Character names are now all one word as I found when it was two words, it was less predictable, same with underscores which I think get converted to spaces anyway.<h3 id="matching-clothing">Matching clothing</h3><code>serafuku</code> and <code>leotard</code> are the two main types of clothing. I've changed the leotards like so:<code>pink and beige leotard</code> - Fubuki, Koyuki<code>green dress, turtleneck, layered clothing</code> - Miku<code>dark blue leotard</code> - Mizuki<code>purple and white leotard</code> - Tomomi (a little less reliable, try <code>purple leotard</code> too)<code>orange and brown leotard</code> - Ikuko (also less reliable, try <code>orange leotard</code> too)<code>blue and white leotard</code> - LuOther note, if you're putting two girls together, you may also find at least specifying the hair length useful, such as <code>shirakawatomomi, fujimiyakoyuki, 2girls, long hair, short hair</code> and it'll generally get it more than just the character triggers alone.<h3 id="v1:">V1:</h3><h3 id="matching-clothing">Matching clothing</h3>Generally <code>dark grey serafuku, white neckerchief</code> will get you the school uniform.Though some characters share leotards, the correct combinations are:Fubuki, Koyuki: <code>pink leotard</code>Miku: <code>green dress, turtleneck</code> (or you can try for the single time she has a<code>white leotard</code>). Incidentally she won't be showing unless you prompt her so. Poor Miku.Mizuki: <code>dark blue leotard</code>Tomomi: <code>purple leotard</code> and sometimes <code>black dress, black bow ribbons</code>. Getting Fubuki to wear the black dress in the same picture as Tomomi is a challenge for the reader.Ikuko: <code>orange leotard</code> (questionable if it's orange but that's what we're going with)Lu: <code>light blue leotard</code>Don't ask me why Civitai classified anime-style characters in leotards as <code>R</code>, yet Miku is <code>PG</code> - seems a bit excessive. Must be the occasional extra/long finger, body horror n all that.This is also my first time training against Illustrious 2.0 (instead of 0.1)

Shintaisou (Shin) - Princess 69: Midnight Gymnastics

Generally a little more predictable.

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