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Furry Muscles Buff

#Furry#muscular
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Furry Muscles Buff - AI Model cover image
Uploaded at
Jan 2, 2025, 1:39 PM
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61.3k
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Trigger Words

huge pectorals, flexing pectorals, enormous muscles, humongous muscles, single bicep pose, double biceps pose

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Description

This is a model that aims to generate a particular kind of muscular build for women: very large muscles and wide hips/waist without many veins or striations. If you want less striations, try putting flexing and veins in the negative prompt. I recommend using one of the Euler sampler for this model.

V2.0

This version mostly completes this LoRA. There's still a few kinks to work out, like some tags (huge pectorals) needing too high of a weight to get to generate properly or some position still not generating correctly. Other than that, everything else has improved. Size tags are more well defined, tags produce better results, and the overall "quality" of the muscle generated seems to be better.

The only thing that may be odd at first is how this version responds to tag weights. Increasing the weight of a tag on this version actually produces the desired result without too much unwanted generations. Put simply, if you aren't getting what you wanted out of the LoRA, you can now play around with the tag weighting without those tags strong-arming the prompt too quickly.

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