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Pink Fog / Aphrodisiac Mist / Atmosphere Augment LoRA

#Smoke#Aphrodisiac#Fog
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This LoRA either adds in a pink smokey/steamy effect to your image or modifies liquid and gasses to have a pink appearance. This was an experimental attempt at training the concept, and there is a lot of room for improvement in the LoRA. The aim was to replicate introducing the appearance strong smell/incense into the image output.V1 NotesThe strength can be controlled through the weight of the LoRA and the weight of the trigger word "lovesmoke". Optimal weight is 1.0 ~ 1.2. Weights at or above 1.5 tended to ruin the output, so I don't recommend it in most cases. Lower weights work fine, but too low and you lose the effect entirely.The LoRA has a tendency to make the smoke very thick and appear as if it is being blown out, usually from a body part. This was not intentional, but can give some interesting outputs. If you don't want this it usually can be fixed by pulling the weights down, but it may just be something in your prompt causing it. I'm not entirely sure why the model trained this way. It is something I would like to fix in future versions. I had trouble collecting a dataset for exactly what I wanted, so I ended up trying to paint the effect onto images to build a dataset. Inconsistency there probably attributed to issues with the LoRA. On a positive I was able to use a diverse amount of images so the style impact was lessened as opposed to if I had just used the limited dataset I had gathered before then.

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