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Few of the models have a description or prompt info but it's nice to have an alternative to Civitai.... and one that isn't flooded with porn.
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While you're having a look around check out this amazing Flux lora Eve.
https://www.shakker.ai/modelinfo/ec983ff3497d46ea977dbfcd1d989f67/Filmfotos?from=feed
Note - when clicking on the lora it comes in as <lora:flux-lora:1> rather than <lora:Filmfotos_FLUX:1>, do you know why that would be? I'm not sure which I should include in my prompt. I think I've seen this with other Flux loras.
2:58 am LOL, I guess I'll have to wait for you yanks to wake up... Eve dreaming of Henry Cavill and legolas... who knows who/what 🙂 .
That's a good one Frank, it's producing some nice images. I've seen a few Loras that don't match up with the file names, I'll take a wild swing that it might be a translation thing because some of them seem to originate from China. Doubtless Legolas will shred that answer by giving you the correct one, but that's all I've got.
It could well be that the translation of the lora name, simplified Chinese to English, is the issue. I hadn't thought of that. None of the images rendered with this lora has a reference to the lora in the prompting so it's weird and annoying. Perhaps they're rendered on-site and the lora is entered separately to the prompt. I'm going ask the maker and see what he/she says.
Thanks for the heads up for shakker, I found a few interesting loras there (btw, I dream of elven ladies, obviously 🙂 )
As for Lora's names...sometimes they get renamed by the website, but it doesn't matter, you can give them any filename you want.
If you are using a LORA loader option (instead of typing the Lora name in the prompt) it might appear with its original name, though (metadata info).
These are brilliant! There's probably a market for fake book covers too.
Like there is for these...
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