I tried my best to train a decent LoRA of Granson from FFXIV.<hr />V3 is my third version where I tried refining my selection of training images and improving the tagging. This version produces some nice results (that damn earring still duplicates itself at times) but I recommend using an adetailer/face fix to clean up the face on zoomed out shots.Recommended LoRA strength: 0.7 V3 main prompts are as follows:<pre><code>granson_ffxiv, 1boy, red eyes, nose scar, teal hair, multicolored hair</code></pre>V3 outfit tags are as follows:<pre><code>single earring, single pauldron, coat, gauntlets, fingerless gloves, pants, armored boots</code></pre>V3 optional tag:<pre><code>greatsword</code></pre>All of my testing was done in FORGE on 4-6 CFG, Euler A - Automatic with 20 steps. I also highly recommend using an adetailer/face fix.<hr />V2 (clip skip 1) is my second attempt (after learning a LOT more about training tags) so I did a better job at identifying indoors/outdoors (on the training images) as well as labeling specific parts of the armor and such. The faces on V2 generate fairly well but I recommend using an adetailer to clean it up.I changed to clip skip 1 because I've been finding a lot of my realistic LoRAs don't look very clean on clip skip 2. V2 main prompts are as follows:<pre><code>granson_ffxiv, 1boy, red eyes, scar on nose, multicolored hair</code></pre>V2 outfit tags are as follows:<pre><code>coat, earring, gauntlets, fingerless gloves, pants, armored boots</code></pre><ul><li>pants (you may try leaving this one out if it doesn't render the lower half of the coat)</li></ul><ul><li>Adding a "sword" tag can work but (as with the previous version) it can still be temperamental/random.</li></ul>All of my testing was done in FORGE on 5-7 CFG, DPM++ SDE - Karras with 30 steps. I also highly recommend using an adetailer.<hr />V1 (clip skip 2) was my rough first attempt at training a Granson LoRA. It can be temperamental at times (the armor sometimes has a mind of its own and the earring likes to duplicate itself sometimes) but I had semi-consistent results. I also tried training for him having his sword but...good luck with that.If you decide you don't like having the earring in view just put "earring" in your negative prompts. I also need to note that I was using an adetailer for all of my generations. V1 main prompts are as follows:<pre><code>granson_ffxiv, red eyes, scar, multicolored hair, male</code></pre>V1 outfit tags are as follows:<pre><code>armor, gloves, pants, thighboots</code></pre><ul><li>I did find it easier to do a face/close-up if I remove the armor tags from the prompt. </li></ul>All of my V1 testing was done in FORGE on 6-7 CFG, Euler A - Automatic with 30 steps. I also highly recommend using an adetailer.

FFXIV (Final Fantasy 14) - Granson Ketchthane - Pony

The faces generate fairly well but I recommend using an adetailer to clean it up especially if the shots are more zoomed out.

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