Creates beautiful images of one of the most beautiful and important cars of all time, the all-conquering Porsche 917. Activation word is p0rsche9l7xl, but a list of training tags and their approximate frequency is shown in the attached word cloud image. In particular, it recognizes sub-variants 917, 917k, 917kh, and 917lh (for langheck), the long-tailed Le Mans version. You can also try "martini livery" for the famous red &amp; blue stripes on a white body, "gulf livery" for the ubiquitous orange stripes on a light blue car, "purple and green" might get you the fabulous hippie car, you might be surprised at what it knows. Sorry, it doesn't know the 917/10 as I thought that might confuse the lora since those look so different.Giving credit is easy. Just say something like "Porsche 917 model courtesy of JJLudemann." You can find me everywhere: Deviantart, Facebook, Twitter, Github, <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="http://LudemannEngineering.com">LudemannEngineering.com</a>, etc...Rev. 2 Notes:I went in and heavily revised all tags, removing potentially pointless ones, prioritizing them from most to least important, etc. I tagged the tail styles very carefully in order to reduce confusion, but some still exists. I added several more images showing the different tails. I removed the 917 tag, and now we have three variants: 917k, 917kh, and 917lh. It can help to put the one you want in the positive prompt and the other two in the negative prompt. I also did a lot more testing to identify the best epoch. It understands front view, front 3/4 view, side view, rear 3/4 view, and rear view. Also high view and low view.

Porsche 917 JJL

Did a lot of work cleaning up tags, carefully tagging each image with the variant if the tail is visible, removing unnecessary and incorrect tags. Rearranged all tags from most important to least important for each image. Added several images to the data set to help it distinguish between 917k, 917kh, and 917lh. "917" tag has been removed. It still gets confused by the variants, so I find it useful to put the one I want in the positive prompt and the other two in the negative prompt. Did much more testing to determine the correct epoch.

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