Trigger Words-- Stereoscopic Right ImageThis takes a left eye image (Preferably 180 degree), and gives you a right eye version. Put those two together, pop the image into your VR headset, and you've got depth. This can also work with 2D images, and in my opinion gives more depth that using a SBS depth workflow (since this will create pixels behind objects that differ between the two eyes.

Left Eye to Right Eye

Klein_3_SBSv1.json

Klein3_StereoRight_000006000.safetensors

v1.0

Take a 2D image and turn it into a 180 degree viewing experience. For the full workflow, you'll also need my 180 Degree Left eye to Right eye converter Lora. Then pop the image into your headset and go. I'm also working on an LTX 2.3 Lora that can be used to take the 180 degree side by side images and animate them. Why 180 Degree and Not 360Simply put, cutting it down to 180 allows the generations to focus on what's in front of you. All those pixels behind you in the headset need compute power to create. This makes it much more efficient. Also, the attempts at 360 forced the Lora to have to dream up way too much of the image. Trigger WordsThis does use the trigger words -- Change to a 180 VR imageIt also has some helper words built into the training set. They include:<ul><li>cowgirl sex </li><li>missionary sex</li><li>oral sex</li><li>standing</li><li>sitting</li><li>extreme closeup</li></ul>You can also guide things not in the source image, like telling it what color the ceiling is, or how the sky looks.

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