Hyper Girls

This is an all-in-one LoRA for various sizes of asses, thighs, bellies, and breasts. It aims to allow for generations of women with combination of just about any size of the before mentioned body parts.Note that this LoRA depends IMMENSELY on canvas orientation and composition tags. For example, the gigantic tag may produce images closer to the huge tag if the photo composition puts the subject too close to the viewer (i.e. close-up or upper body). Larger size tags like hyper and colossal may not even be close unless the canvas is in square or landscape orientation. As a general rule of thumb, if the size you get is too small, try a wider orientation or try moving the subject away from the viewer. Also, larger sizes dump the face quality, so you will have to use a face fix if you use them.A tagging guide is supplied to explain all tags that have been redefined or added, though some may not work yet.V1.4I realized many of the problems I was having with this model could be remedied via tagging, so I went through the whole dataset a few times and added/modified some tags. I also corrected as many typos as possible.V1.4 fixes most of the remain issues with this model. self lying tags are consistent across the board, size tags are better defined, belly tags finally work as intended, and almost all included helper tags do what they're supposed to.I have a few things to finish up, like getting the fetal movement and no navel tag to work. I won't release the next version until it's well enough along to be considered V2, and I'll start support more base models after that.V1.3Another slight improvement to the model. The stuffed belly tag can actually generate the desired shape, and all sizes are a little more consistent. Some tag combinations and views are still slightly off, and the positions associated with the self lying tags are limited. The next update will focus on the self lying tags and any other tags that are present in the dataset but don't work (i.e. round breasts, fetal movement, all hyper tags together, etc.).V1.2Overall improvement to the model. better defined sizes, less tag weight to get larger sizes, helper tags having more effect, more poses are recognized, etc. The only drawback I've noticed is that the dataset is lacking behind in bottom heavy images since I've been incredibly picky about those. You may have to ad a little extra weight to ass and thigh tags when they're paired with belly or breast tags.On another note, some of these images probably have the wrong prompt associated with them. The metadata is correct, but it may be displayed as something completely different on Civit. This is just the result of growing pains learning to fully use ComfyUI.V1.1Expanded the dataset by another 1000 images or so. The larger tags generate better, the self lying tag actually generates the desired result (most of the time), and stuffed and pregnant bellies are better defined. I'll be adding and improving modifying tags such as belly shapes or breasts shapes with the next update.V1.0After manually tagging ~3300 images, failing, and then manually tagging ~3800 images, I've finally managed a working version of this LoRA. Currently, the only consistent generations can be accomplished with the huge-colossal sizes. Hyper will generate, but it isn't as refined as I'd like it to be. Other modifier tags, such as breast or belly shapes are weak as well. I also tried adding a tag for when the subject is lifted off the ground by their stomach or breasts. but have not managed any generation that actually depicts this. These issues should be remedied by the next versionTo-Do List- Better face generation for large sizes to reduce need of face fix- Make the "self lying" tags operable- Make the LoRA less reliant on canvas or composition- Better define modifier tags- Better self lying consistency and posing- Make inflation work with more than belly tags- Get all helper tags working- Fix mis-spelled tags