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Doge v1

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Notes from : remixer_dec & credit

Base model: SD 1.5

Trigger words: doge shiba inu buff swoledoge baby-doge cheems sitting white bullterrier walt3r p3rr0

This model was originally uploaded to HuggingFace / Civitai. If it's yours, please contact us so we can transfer it to your account!

A multi-concept LORA model trained on ~60 images of doge characters and shibas in different styles, which makes it compatible with almost any other 1.5 model.

This LORA includes the following characters: doge, cheems, swoledoge, baby-doge + bonus characters and generally improves the ability to generate shiba inu dogs.

Optimal CFG Scale 3-6

Optimal Lora ranges: 0.55 - 1.1

To use this model In a1111 webui, download it, rename it to doge.safetensors place it in models/lora and include <lora:doge:1> anywhere in the prompt, where 1 can be any value in lora ranges mentioned above. Click on the images to see the prompts used, if it doesn't work, turn off ublock or refresh the page.

The trigger phrases are: doge (for the main doge character), shiba inu (for more general shibas), buff Swoledoge (for bodybuilder doge), baby-doge (for a cute mini-doge puppy), Cheems sitting (for the Cheems character).

For Cheems you might need to add, "puppy p3rr0" to the negative prompt.

Bonus characters: this lora can also generate two other dogelore characters: Perro and Walter. I found a consistent recipe for Perro for realistic models, which requires a warm-up stage to give the basic shapes and colors. The prompt requires a trigger phrase [(white) puppy:cute ((p3rr0)):5] sitting where 5 is ~1/4 of all generation steps; CFG scale 3-4; lora power at 0.7-0.8, and "(doge)" and "(shiba inu)" in negative prompt.

For Walter, it is a bit more simple: white (bullterrier) ((walt3r))

Why did I use leetspeak in trigger words during training? Because both "perro" and "walter" are very popular words/tokens that do not match the expected concept.

If you like this lora, feel free to follow me <3

Message to community: STOP making 144mb LORAs for a single character.

Base model: SD 1.5

Trigger words: doge shiba inu buff swoledoge baby-doge cheems sitting white bullterrier walt3r p3rr0

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SD 1.5
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doge v1 - credit : remixer_dec Base model: SD 1.5. (more in notes) Trigger words: doge shiba inu buff swoledoge baby-doge cheems sitting white bullterrier walt3r p3rr0 This model was originally uploaded to HuggingFace / Civitai. If it's yours, please contact us so we can transfer it to your account! A multi-concept LORA model trained on ~60 images of doge characters and shibas in different styles, which makes it compatible with almost any other 1.5 model. This LORA includes the following characters: doge, cheems, swoledoge, baby-doge + bonus characters and generally improves the ability to generate shiba inu dogs. Optimal CFG Scale 3-6 Optimal Lora ranges: 0.55 - 1.1 To use this model In a1111 webui, download it, rename it to doge.safetensors place it in models/lora and include <lora:doge:1> anywhere in the prompt, where 1 can be any value in lora ranges mentioned above. Click on the images to see the prompts used, if it doesn't work, turn off ublock or refresh the page. The trigger phrases are: doge (for the main doge character), shiba inu (for more general shibas), buff Swoledoge (for bodybuilder doge), baby-doge (for a cute mini-doge puppy), Cheems sitting (for the Cheems character). For Cheems you might need to add, "puppy p3rr0" to the negative prompt. Bonus characters: this lora can also generate two other dogelore characters: Perro and Walter. I found a consistent recipe for Perro for realistic models, which requires a warm-up stage to give the basic shapes and colors. The prompt requires a trigger phrase [(white) puppy:cute ((p3rr0)):5] sitting where 5 is ~1/4 of all generation steps; CFG scale 3-4; lora power at 0.7-0.8, and "(doge)" and "(shiba inu)" in negative prompt. For Walter, it is a bit more simple: white (bullterrier) ((walt3r)) Why did I use leetspeak in trigger words during training? Because both "perro" and "walter" are very popular words/tokens that do not match the expected concept. If you like this lora, feel free to follow me <3 Message to community: STOP making 144mb LORAs for a single character.

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