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Work Notes 231204 Sam's Imprisonment
🕑 Added 2023-12-07 08:51:08 +0000 UTC
- Bodysuit Problems - When putting cuffs on Sam the cuffs tend to "delete" the bodysuit where the cuffs are located. It is a simple job to simply photoshop it in, but I can't help but wonder why? Probably because the AI thinks handcuffs are a type of clothing? More research needed.
- Sam's Bodysuit Color - Changes to a dark green sometimes. While this is quite easily fixable in photoshop, it does make me wonder where SD is pulling its references from. The closest I got was Evangalion's plug suits with a little Taimanin mixed in. My other thought was that since the bodysuit has a darker tone of green in the middle, that's what messes it up (when the bodysuit is torn).UPDATE: I was given a tip that mixing the Totally Spies style LORA and a character LORA makes the colors work. Initial testing shows good effect.. I'll post some extras here soon enough.
- Details, Details Details! - One thing that SD really fails at is capturing details at a lower strength. Which is expected, because what "low strength" is doing is letting SD (forget) certain keywords. One thing that keeps coming up is Sam's white belt. It either disappears completely or becomes a different kind of belt. It really goes into the heart of LORA training: Should you use detailed tags to tag small details of a character? What invariably happens is at low strength it tells SD to 'forget' them unless you manually add them in, which might defeat the point of the LORA. But when I think about it, you really should tag 'silver spy belt' in this case, because the heart design is unique and distinctive.
- Sam's Hair Ridge - I remember watching Totally Spies before, but I've never noticed that Sam has this distinctive 'ridge' on top of her hair that gives her 'the look'. I'm glad that the LORA captured that aspect well, though it did give me a lot of head scratching when it kept appearing and I had to look up official images before going "ah, so that's how it is".
