Leanne from Resonance of FateTrigger Words: leanneThe training of this model and the images it generates are solely for learning purposes.You could find the example prompts from the images above.My prompts are basically composed in the order of [character traits] + [style] + [expression] + [clothing] + [camera and action] + [background], and you can delete or modify them as needed.Recommended weight: 1~0.6, adjust as needed until the character's appearance meets your requirements.Upscale value recommendation is around 1.3, denoising strength is 0.2You could add "3D" in the negative prompt to reduce the model's 3d style.If not added, it can make the result more closely resemble a in game style.When the character's features become very flat or there is a loss of detail, consider adding "realistic" to the positive prompt and even making its weight higher to maintain the original shape and features as much as possible.If there is facial distortion, consider using ADetailer for repair.<h1 id="20240822v2-bnuun88ab">20240822v2</h1>Based on previous experiences, I have roughly figured out how to train a model that retains character traits while avoiding the rigidity brought by the original style of the character.The current issue with this model is that the hands are prone to deformation, and the action of holding a gun is very prone to errors.<h1 id="20240722v1-1jtel3gwu">20240722v1</h1>There are many caption errors, which may make it little difficult to replicate the ideal effect.It is recommended to add the tag '3d' in the negative prompt to avoid the rigid 3D model style.

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Leanne from Resonance of Fate

Trigger Words: leanne

The training of this model and the images it generates are solely for learning purposes.

You could find the example prompts from the images above.

My prompts are basically composed in the order of [character traits] + [style] + [expression] + [clothing] + [camera and action] + [background], and you can delete or modify them as needed.
Recommended weight: 1~0.6, adjust as needed until the character's appearance meets your requirements.

Upscale value recommendation is around 1.3, denoising strength is 0.2

You could add "3D" in the negative prompt to reduce the model's 3d style.If not added, it can make the result more closely resemble a in game style.

When the character's features become very flat or there is a loss of detail, consider adding "realistic" to the positive prompt and even making its weight higher to maintain the original shape and features as much as possible.

If there is facial distortion, consider using ADetailer for repair.

20240822v2

Based on previous experiences, I have roughly figured out how to train a model that retains character traits while avoiding the rigidity brought by the original style of the character.

The current issue with this model is that the hands are prone to deformation, and the action of holding a gun is very prone to errors.

20240722v1
There are many caption errors, which may make it little difficult to replicate the ideal effect.

It is recommended to add the tag '3d' in the negative prompt to avoid the rigid 3D model style.

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