I originally made this wildcard pack to test my LoRA <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/1185671/posing-dynamics">Posing Dynamics - v1.0 Qwen | Qwen LoRA </a>now with support for Danbooru tags and <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/1185671/posing-dynamics">Posing Dynamics - v1.0 Illustrious</a> and it worked well enough I thought others might appreciate it. Included in the ZIP file is a directory with a set of wildcards for :Files:- subject.txt- appearance.txt- action_pose.txt- setting.txt- lighting_mood.txt- camera_angle.txt- stylized.txt- pose.txt &lt;--- ready to go with tags in it in recommended orderThe file pose is the "fire and forget" wildcard caller so you don't have to pick and choose every time. There is a "Posing-Dynamics-Workflow-Qwen.json" in the root directory. If you use that with ComfyUI it will save CivitAI ready data into the file. Just load the nodes and enjoy. (Remember that your directory locations and file locations may be different. so check.)Since this just puts together tags it will work with any LoRA and English language format prompt system. So it will work fine for Flux. Danbooru version is in now available as well.This is built to work with ComfyUI wildcard support by unzipping the folders into the wildcards directory under app. (If you don't have one yet, just make one and put these in there). If you are using something other than ComfyUI, I wish you luck but have no instructions for you.All of the wildcard settings in the file are PG-13. (Or if the auto-categorizer is feeling uppity perhaps R). Of course what you add after you get this going is up to you.If you have questions, just ask and I'll do my best to answer.

Posing Dynamics Wildcards

Wildcard stack and workflow for Danbooru style formats

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