<h2 id="based-on-the-art-of-d-art-all-credits-to-him.">Based on the art of D-Art, all credits to him.</h2><p></p><h1 id="v2:"><strong>V2:</strong></h1><h3 id="lora-has-been-updated-primarily-to-avoid-issues-caused-by-the-previous-trigger-word-which-is-why-&quot;dart&quot;-has-been-changed-to-&quot;18drt&quot;-and-&quot;dart5&quot;-to-&quot;18drt5&quot;.-aside-from-that-the-trigger-words-work-the-same-way-as-explained-below.">LoRA has been updated primarily to avoid issues caused by the previous trigger word, which is why "dart" has been changed to "18drt" and "dart5" to "18drt5". Aside from that, the trigger words work the same way as explained below.</h3><p></p><h3 id="18drt-(v2)-dart-(v1)"><strong>18drt (V2) = dart (V1)</strong></h3><h3 id="18drt5-(v2)-dart5-(v1)"><strong>18drt5 (V2) = dart5 (V1)</strong></h3><p></p><p>The "18drt5/dart5" trigger word is used to separate illustrations that are animation frames (which have a simpler style) from those that are more detailed and finished. Using only "18drt5/dart5" without "18drt/dart" should generate more detailed illustrations; using both together will likely result in something in between; and using only "18drt/dart" may produce a somewhat simpler style.</p><p></p><p>I wanted to include frames from his animations even though I don’t entirely like that simpler style, because it makes the model more flexible — and also because there are several frames that I think are too good to leave out.</p>

D-Art Style | Illustrious/Anima (Lucy Morningstar)

<p>This is my first time training with Anima, so if the LoRA isn't very good, that's why :(</p><p>I also forgot to add the "@" before the trigger word, I hope it doesn't affect the generations too much.</p>

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