Dragon Ball Backgrounds | (Break Wasteland) Pony

Source: https://civitai.com/models/419686?modelVersionId=480636 I'm back on this, but I need to revisit my old datasets and I'm working on new ones. I couldn't make it faster for the landscapes contest but is something at least.I have a kofi☕ if you want to support my work, or tip me some Buzz⚡ to help with the trainings. I also take commissions (characters, people, clothes or backgrounds), so if you are interested on a training, check that out. And I have a Pixiv where I upload pics from testing and tease the things I'm working on!UPDATE BREAK WASTELANDI tried to get it so you can choose color, but it works half the time I don't know why, but you do it with white ground or brown ground. There's a cattail flower that also doesn't come every time, is rare. And I train some of the dinosaur as tyrannosaurus rex. We also have blue sky, red sky, sunset and night. Otherwise very similar to Namek, so look at the examples and have fun!NAMEKOk, so basically, this replaces some regular Earth backgrounds. I'll leave examples but the main tags are: namek, green sky, blue grass. That should get you started with a basic Namekian landscape, then we have some accesories, some don't work all the time but if I can procure more pictures for my dataset I might get them better:tree- Makes the typical balloon looking trees.hill- Attempts to make a small slope of land.plateau- I'm not certain it works, but my intention was to make those pillars of ground that Dragon Ball always has (which is not a hill or a mountain, watch DBZA so you know the difference), but as it is not a booru tag, I'd say it working might be placebo effect.mountain- Makes a bigger slope than hill or mountains in the background.ocean, river, island- Self explanatory.building- Makes a building, namek style.village- It tries to make a settlement, but is also not a good booru tag so use weights.All the basics work, I had to use weight 1.1 so I wouldn't get earth houses. I experimented combining with character LoRAs and they seem to work, seems in general like an improvement from NAI.