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Original Enterprise from Azur Lane Anime Series

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SafeTensor
Type
LoRA
Stats
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Published
Oct 1, 2024
Base Model
Flux.1 D
Training
Steps: 4,600
Epochs: 100
Usage Tips
Clip Skip: 1
Strength: 1.1
Trigger Words
Enterprise
Hash
AutoV2
75201A8073
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1. What is this?


This is a LORA model for my Waifu Enterprise, the one from the anime.

2. How to use this?

This is a Character Lora uses in the Flux / Pony prompting technique.

Don't know how to tag? Read this or read my version below:
a) Flux 1 D:

I prompt my training images like this: "Style. Photograph setting. Character description. Pose. Background".

  1. Style: I use "In digital anime style" in my training but you can use your preferred style.

  2. Photograph setting (Type of photograph + orientation):

  • Type of photograph:
    + Full body.
    + Portrait.
    + Profile.
    + Headshot.
    + Close up.
    + Head cropped.

  • Orientation:
    + Above eye level.
    + Below eye level.
    + From the side.
    + From behind.
    + 3/4 view.

  1. Character description:

  • Trigger words for the character: "Enterprise from Azur Lane with waist-length silver hair and purple eyes".

  • Trigger words for the hat: "white navy cap with a black visor".

  • Trigger words for the shirt: "white sleeveless collared and buttoned shirt with a black belt wrapped around her midsection".

  • Trigger words for the tie: "black tie".

  • Trigger words for the coat: "loose black long-sleeve long coat". (Not very consistent, will fix soon)-> Fixed in 2.1

  • Trigger words for the skirt: "black miniskirt with yellow linings".

  • Trigger words for the thigh high: "black thigh high with white belt strap".

  • Trigger words for the boots: "mid calf boots". (Not very consistent, will fix soon)

  1. Pose (Pose and emotion):

  • Does not train on a vast amount of poses and emotion due to the dataset limitability.

  • Pose:
    + One hand on hip.

    + Looks to the side.

    + Sits with legs crossed.

    + Lays on her back.

    + Lays on her stomach.

  • Emotion:
    + Smile.
    + Frown.

  • Extra:
    + Her shirt is open.
    + She pulls her tie between her breasts.

    + Gently pulling her miniskirt up.

    + Being tied by many ropes.
    + Her hair, skirt, tie flow with the wind.

  1. Background (Combine with lighting for a better result):

  • Background:
    + Blue sky.
    + Blue sky with white clouds.
    + On a green field with blue sky and white clouds.
    + On a white beach with a tree and a bridge in the background.

    + On a white bedsheet.

  • Lighting:
    + Exposed to sunlight.
    + Sunset.
    + Dim lighting.

b) Pony XL v6.0: score_9, source_anime, character name, put anything here, tag_1, tag_2,...

Explain:

+ "score_9": this is a quality tag. You can use the full list for more quality: "score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, score_6_up" and add these in the negative prompt if the result is not good enough: "score_4, score_5, score_6".
+ "source_anime": this is a style tag. Full list of style tags: 'source_pony', 'source_furry', 'source_cartoon' and 'source_anime' and ratings of 'rating_safe', 'rating_questionable' and 'rating_explicit'.
+ "character name": this is where you write your character name. Pony will recognize a lot of characters but definitely not most or all of them. You can try to add a tag in a line of "Enterprise from Azur Lane" if the AI doesn't know who is Enterprise.
+ "put anything here": I have no clue.
+ "tag_1, tag_2": tags from image platforms like Danboru, Gelbooru,...

Trigger word:

  • o_enty

Outfits:

  • default military hat, default shirt, default necktie, default coat, default skirt, default thighhighs, default boots

Something is wrong?

the coat is weird = add "off shoulder" to the prompt

Suggested addition:

Emotion: v-shaped eyebrows, ...

Face direction: looking at viewer, looking away, looking ahead, looking to the side

Camera setting:
+ portrait, upper body, full body
+ 45-degree angle, from side, profile
+ below eye level, above eye level

+ bright lighting, dim lighting

My tips and tricks for good pictures (copy the green one to your prompt):


3. Portrait Tips and Tricks Key Notes:

General:

  • Avoid square format or eye-level shots; opt for portrait or landscape orientations, above or below eye level.

  • Angle your shots at a 45-degree angle or use a 3/4 view to emphasize curves and add dynamism.

Posing:

1. Hands in Front:

  • Ideal for women in various photo shoots.

  • Stand directly in front of the camera or at a 45-degree angle.

  • Fold hands in front/arms extended and relaxed in front of her/ hold one wrist with the other hand

2. Looking Over the Shoulder:

  • A dynamic and fun pose.

  • Have the model look over her shoulder towards the camera.

3. One Arm Crossed and the Other Hand on The Chin:

  • Directs the viewer's attention towards the model's face.

  • Creates a natural and dynamic pose.

4. Sitting on the Floor, Leaning Forward:

  • Suitable for casual portraits in urban or natural settings.

  • Have the model sit on the floor and lean forward.

5. Sitting with Knees Crossed:

  • Creates dynamic diagonals.

  • Can be adjusted for various moods and styles with wardrobe and setting.

6. Hands on The Waist:

  • Adds interest and confidence.

  • Creates powerful and stable compositions with bent arms.

7. One Knee Up:

  • Perfect for facing the camera or sideways.

  • Creates triangles for dynamic compositions.

8. Sitting on the Floor Sideways:

  • Utilizes diagonal lines for dynamic composition.

  • Ensure good posture and support if needed.

9. Leaning on a Wall and Popping The Hip:

  • Communicates a relaxed attitude and self-confidence.

  • Adds style with weight on the outer leg and hand on the hip.

10. Sitting with one leg bent and the other extended:

  • Works well with various seating options.

  • Create interest with one leg bent and the other extended

  • If the chair has a back, she can rest her elbow there and have the hand up to support her chin