User LoRA
Sleep with open eyes - 睁眼睡觉 - 目を開けて眠る - PonyXL LORA
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- Jul 13, 2024, 11:39 PM
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- Trigger Words
HJG, empty eyes, (half-closed eyes:1.7), (closed eyes:0.9), HJG, empty eyes, (half-closed eyes:1.7), (sleeping:1.2), HJG,empty eyes,(half-closed eyes:1.7)
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Description
My English is not good, so I used ChatGPT to translate this introduction:I am a beginner at training LoRA models, so this LoRA model is a test version.It is not only suitable for sleeping scenarios; this LoRA's functionality is a facial expression concept that can be used for various purposes. It mainly affects the character's facial features, making the eyebrows and eyes appear particularly relaxed, weak, desolate, and blank. So... you can think of it as your waifu showing a cold expression of utter disappointment towards you (???). To some extent, this LoRA model enables the character to look slightly to the side with empty eyes (thanks to the power of the Pony model).Trigger words (non-sleeping): HJG, empty eyes, (half-closed eyes:1.7), (closed eyes:0.9)Trigger words (lying down and sleeping): HJG, empty eyes, (half-closed eyes:1.7), (sleeping:1.2)Optional: You can see all the recommended additional prompt words to use in the LoRA data (dataset training tags) in SD WebUI.LoRA weight recommendation: 1.01~1.3Please add the following negative prompt words: blush, bags under eyes, lips, eye_contactYou can achieve relatively satisfactory expressions by balancing the weights of “half-closed eyes” and “sleeping or closed eyes”.In non-sleeping scenarios, the weight of “half-closed eyes” will control the openness of the character's eyes.Please ensure the weight of "half-closed eyes" remains significantly higher than that of "sleeping" or "closed eyes" to prevent the character's eyes from fully closing. The LoRA weight supports fine adjustments to two decimal places, which can be used to challenge the threshold before closure. However, this may lead to errors where the eye color bleeds into the whites of the eyes. The ADetailer plugin might help correct this issue, though it doesn't guarantee a perfect fix.Reference image↓① 1girl, solo, long hair, green eyes, black hair, very long hair, <lora:HJG v10:1.01:lbw=1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,0>, HJG, empty eyes, (half-closed eyes:1.7), (closed eyes:0.9)The change from (closed eyes:0.9) to (closed eyes:1.43)② 1girl, solo, long hair, green eyes, black hair, very long hair, <lora:HJG v10:1.01:lbw=1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,0>, HJG, empty eyes, (half-closed eyes:1.7), (sleeping:0.8)The change from (sleeping:0.8) to (sleeping:1.3), the girl will also gradually look to the side.In addition, you can also simply use the prompt: <lora:HJG v10:1.01:lbw=1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,0>,HJG,empty eyes,(half-closed eyes:1.7). At this point, you can boldly increase the weight of "half-closed eyes". In my own tests, I could increase it up to 2.2 while maintaining normal results. Of course, increasing it to 4.0~6.0 can still generate images, but the eyes are very likely to show errors. I have not tested using ADetailer to fix this error.Also, in my reference image, I included 'open mouth' so the character would have their mouth open. Well, that's not a big deal.In sleeping or overhead views of the character lying on the ground, the weight of “sleeping” under the influence of a higher weight for “half-closed eyes” will prevent the character from fully closing their eyes. Increasing the weight of “sleeping” will make the character look more lifeless.If you have the LoRA Block Weight plugin, these are the parameters suitable for this LoRA: “lbw=1,0,0,0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,0”I highly recommend using the LoRA Block Weight plugin because I have little experience in training LoRA models, and there may be issues with image contamination. This plugin will significantly help avoid such problems.You can view some of the content I posted using this model on PIXIV here: https://www.pixiv.net/users/79440017These descriptions are just part of my understanding of this LoRA model. Feel free to explore more ways to use it boldly and share with everyone! ❤️