Corpse PonyXL lora
Author: Entropy (
https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/32339993)
Triggers: corpse
Supplementary: guro, blood, empty eyes, pale_skin, grey_skin,
Weight: 1.0-1.5
Reccomended Epoch: 40
Download:
https://mega.nz/folder/WmxxiBZK#C_APm3H4nDXEuETHguiyjANotes: Creates a desaturated skin tone as well as a limp face to simulate an old corpse (Not to the point of rotting).
lying on back / on_back -> works
lying on stomach -> seems to cause problems just use lying instead and let it gacha (something like breast_press may help your odds)
To create a strong effect modify both the trigger word and the lora weight. I find 1.2 for both good at creating a desired effect. Raising just one to a higher value >1.5 will create a very dead looking corpse but high trigger weight causes blood to form and high lora weight well just looks weird (see XYZ graph).
Consider adding "rating_safe" if you want a clothed corpse. A large percentage of the training data was nude corpses so it may create nude corpses even if you did not specify such elements. Although it may still sometimes generate genitalia, in which case you should add clothing keywords that cover that body part. (ex. panties, bra etc.)
I'm really not into necrophilia but unfortunately (or fortunately for some of you) a good percentage of the training data was exactly that...
so it's pretty good at generating that too... do whatever you want with that information
Struggles with character prompts & lora's. Simply send your gen to img2img remove any character trigger words (keep all other prompts like clothing, pose etc.) and let the corpse lora run without the character prompts interference. (See example 1-1 & 1-2)
Example 1-1 was generated with the character prompt "asuna \(blue archive\), asuna \(bunny\) \(blue archive\)" This seems to have significantly obstructed the corpse lora from creating its effect. Skin appears normal but slight facial expressions have been applied. Example 1-2 shows the result after using img2img (I used 0.5 denoise but I doubt it really matters, figure out whats best for you) and REMOVING the above character prompt. No other prompt data was modified. I suggest going back with inpaint to fix clothing details that were lost due to the character prompt not being there, if any.
Works with other Lora's. See attached image-> working lora mixing with my previous hanging lora.
>>40882Thanks for the idea I'm actually really liking this Lora. I tried using zombies but I ran into the issue of most good zombie images having stiches so I had to abandon using them outside of a few that I did find that would work.