NB: If using to generate your base image, reduce the strength of the lora down to 0.5 or lower (Thanks NostalgiaFox for the headsup). However, the method I used to generate the sample pics is different, which is detailed below.Now that that's out the way. The aim of this lora is to allow for the enhancing of the looks of k9 peens without affecting your image's overall style. Either an adetailer or fdetailer is required (Sorry to those not using Comfyui).Here's a quick how to:Generate your base image the same way you usually would up until applying detailers, being sure to use the usual "canine penis" tags. Do not include the lora in this step.Add tags like "veiny penis, white penis, multicolored penis" if you want that specific look.Plug this lora into either your adetailer or fdetailer.(Optional) Add the tag "c4nine pp" to your detailer prompt.Adjust the weight of the lora and the denoise of the detailer as you want. In my testing, a weight of 1 on the lora and a denoise of 0.40 is the sweet spot. The higher the denoise the higher the risk/reward.If you're struggling, check the quick example workflows I have attached to the sample pics.The aim of this lora isn't to completely redraw the penis, but to enhance already existing details like colors and veins. It can't turn a human penis into a canine one, etc. So be sure your initial image has a canine penis. This awesome lora by The_Doggy_Enjoyer might help if your checkpoint is struggling with generating one.The dataset was generated using these 3d models. No real images were used.With that all said, this is still an experiment for me. If you have any ideas or issues, please let me know. I might look into different penis types or styles, but want to first see if people actually use this one before I spend the time.
