Delavestra
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Zoom Set 4 - Futa and Female Versions (zip)
🕑 Added 2025-02-26 19:00:10 +0000 UTCHi all, buckle up. The Zoom set series is the next model/lora/prompting style formula that I've been obsessed with recently. I test about 5-10 completely new models and lora combinations monthly before finding one that's worthy to share. And oh wow was it worth it.
In my attempt to produce high-quality ai artwork at scale that can tell a story and be visually interesting and not just lewd or vulgar, I believe I've found an excellent balance between maintaining my personal style, and allowing for full futa capability (most models cannot do futa well) and general appealing aesthetics.
I have Female only and Futa only labeled versions in the full sets and did my best to organize the eye-candy chaos. I'm very happy with the these sets and I already have more complete and in-process sets based off of this style.
When you're ready, click in and enjoy! No need to keep reading, but for those of you interested in the 'how' I produce these, here's a quick walkthrough which I'll elaborate more on in the future. I'm currently using the UI called FORGE. I run my generations locally on my 3090 but I've ran on H100s and A6000 on Runpod for video and faster image production. Looking to get a 4090 soon so my RnD goes faster:)
I'm currently using one of the Pony Models and I utilize between 6-13 LORAs per image, depending on what I'm trying to create. Now, here's where I'm different...
I created my own prompting scaffolding that utilizes combinatorial generations to allow for bulk image runs when I'm ready for a production set. That's nothing fancy, but the part I'm now refining is the use of Grok3... It's uncensored so I now have a custom system prompt I've provided Grok to aid in my combinatorial generations to allow for faster and more efficient prompting structures when creating my images. I'll be sharing a prompt from my Melissa and Ariana set in the coming days so you can see how bulky and cumbersome it can get.
I then use a series of custom-made tools for sorting and labeling my images. I have a program on my pc that automatically creates my folder structures and allows me to 1 click sort images at scale with the single push of a button. I'm then able to bulk process and upload images to Patreon. I use make.com to daily post on (It's still Twitter), Instagram, Deviant Art, and multiple Reddit threads.
I'm continuously trying new AI tools to generate the best possible content that's available. Refining what works and making it better vs trying the new tools that are popping up daily is quite the debaucle. I use Klingai for most of my videos and I use live portrait ran locally with a custom API tool for talking avatars. The very high quality videos and talking Avatars are from a KlingAI video paired with Runway's Act One with a driving video of literally me talking, so it's my voice and facial expressions, and W-Okada for my voice changer....
Okay that's enough info for now as a quick summary of what I'm working with. My goal now is to spend more time testing and producing high-quality AI Art for you. For those that are still reading this, I greatly appreciate you and your support drives me to continuously improve my quality and content. Thank you so much! Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
-Del
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Delavestra
You got it!
Nekrosz
She (9-10.) is really hot. More of her would be appreciated. Both female and futa version would be nice.
Delavestra
O golly... That's a complicated answer as I do everything pretty base level and local... But it's 10-19 second per image, depending on the size and upscale I have set. I used to make all my combinatorial generations manually, which I still mostly do, however with Grok3 being uncensored, I trained it with a 50 page system prompt I created to give me auto-combinatorial generation options for the images sets I'm going for now.. So I'm getting faster and making new content. The trick is reviewing the 1000 images after and overnight run, sorting them, naming them, watermark, final edits, grouping, uploading, etc.. It's a ton of work and I'm using custom made AI tools to speed it all up! I'll make a production video all about it soon:) Thanks for being here! and I really appreciate you and any feedback or questions you have!
Andrew
These are fantastic images. Interesting to read how you create them (though I don’t understand much of it!). How long does it typically take you to produce an image or a set of images?
