Bend her over and give it to her nice and proper.I had trouble getting her flat to the table, so built a small lora to make sure she bent over fully and held onto that table for dear life.Recommended settings<ul><li>Recommended checkpoint: One Obsession V4 Anima.</li><li>LoRA strength: Start at 1.0.</li><li>Use your checkpoint’s usual sampler, scheduler, steps and CFG.</li></ul>Trigger<pre><code>bentstyle</code></pre>Prompting tipsStart with the trigger, then describe the character, viewpoint and setting. You don’t need to specify every part of the pose.<pre><code>bentstyle, 1woman, from behind, looking back, looking at viewer, kitchen counter, blue moonlight</code></pre>Side views and elevated rear three-quarter views are useful starting points. For a scene with two people, make it clear which character is resting on the surface and what the other person is doing.If the upper body stays raised, try a short description:<pre><code>her torso rests flat on the tabletop</code></pre>Results vary by seed. Try another seed before adding a long list of pose instructions. Check torso contact, leg anatomy and the edge of the surface, especially in scenes with a second character.The LoRA’s strength controls how strongly it influences the image; it does not provide a reliable way to adjust the character’s bending angle.

Get Bent: Umbrium

2,000 cumulative optimizer updates on 75 images, with 2 repeats and effective batch size 4. Epoch count is approximately 53 equivalent repeated-dataset epochs across the initial run and continuation, rather than the continuation-only epoch counter. Trigger: bentstyle. Recommended strength 1.0; try 1.5 if needed. CLIP skip 2. Use matching model and CLIP LoRA strength.

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