Just use his name, "Henry Cavill", as part of your prompt. I also experimented by adding a couple of characters he portrayed to the LoRA, try "Henry Cavill in a textured blue and red Superman costume from DC Comics" or "Superman suit from DC Comics" as well as "Henry Cavill as Geralt of Rivia from The Witcher". No guarantees though.I prefer .8 strength but it's tough to test locally since I use the nf4 quantized version of Flux with Forge (I have a puny 8GB VRAM card, that's not changing anytime soon). If you have questions, let me know. Otherwise, help me learn.Training Details:<ul><li>72 images, 20 repeats, 10 epochs</li><li>Natural language captioning beginning with "a photograph of Henry Cavill"</li><li>1024 resolution with aspect ratio bucketing with a batch size of 4</li><li>16 network dim, 16 alpha</li><li>LR of 0.0005</li><li>Constant with warmup</li><li>The cost was 2k buzz and some change using CivitAI's LoRA trainer</li></ul>I'm not certain warmup worked tbh So this may be constant scheduler. I also doubt these are the best settings and I'll tinker with it in the future.

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