Very basic, attempts to create hang gliding images. I hope you enjoy using this LoRA and provide plenty of pictures for us to see! Still figuring out the boundaries, but here are some general guidelines for usage:Number of fliers:The number of fliers is dictated by whether you use solo flier or multiple fliers. Solo flier tends to work better with this version, but multiple fliers can either give two different hang gliders or two fliers in tandem. Add “tandem hang gliders” to get the latter with better accuracy.(No) helmet, (no) eye protection:You can somewhat reliably toggle the subject wearing a helmet and eye protection with these, just remove the parentheses or the whole “(no)” option if you want to disable or enable the PPE.View:Using “close fov, close view” allows for a more detailed subject, and “wide fov, wide view” allows for a more detailed environment. The model is somewhat reliable in differentiating between the two, but sometimes it just doesn’t get it.Setting and usage notes:Best results tend to occur with a weight between 0.75 and 1 based on the number of other resources. CFG should be somewhere between 4-7 - any higher and the flier tends to fuse with the glider.The number of steps works better with anything equal to or less than what the “balanced” option gives for the checkpoint and sampler combination. Too many steps gives warping and other oddities.I tested usage with a handful of sdxl checkpoints, and the anime oriented ones can give better results. The realistic gens need fewer details to look better.The orientation of the flier and the glider are finicky. Sometimes they are aligned but other times they get messed up. Recommend multiple generations to get the proper flier and glider alignment. This model is a lot more buzz intensive at the moment than I’d like it to be, so any advice and constructive criticism is appreciated.

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