224 - World of Wood

( Not my Model )


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 This LoRA transforms entire scenes to pale textured wood. If you don't specify a scene, subjects will usually be against a plain background. Scenes are usually wood by default, but you can add "wooden" to your prompt if they aren't. Interior scenes will mostly be made of wood, but usually add a few accents like fabric or rugs that aren't wood. Water is usually a transparent blue.


 Only the trigger "n0vuschr0ma style" is required, but you can customize how you want your wood to look. "Rustic" will make the texture rougher and make holes more likely, "mahogany" will give you darker wood, "white" will give you lighter wood.




 
 There are two versions.
 


 a0700 and a0600 are different epochs from the same training. 0700 is the more "general purpose" one and 0600 has different textures. a0600 often puts holes in surfaces (trypophobics beware). It also usually has more defined patterns and curves. I think it's a bit less scene oriented by default, but it still does them if you describe the scene you want in your prompt.

224_ncKR2_a0600

( Not my Model )


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 This LoRA transforms entire scenes to pale textured wood. If you don't specify a scene, subjects will usually be against a plain background. Scenes are usually wood by default, but you can add "wooden" to your prompt if they aren't. Interior scenes will mostly be made of wood, but usually add a few accents like fabric or rugs that aren't wood. Water is usually a transparent blue.


 Trigger is "n0vuschr0ma style".




 
 There are two versions.
 


 a0700 and a0600 are different epochs from the same training. 0700 is the more "general purpose" one and 0600 has different textures. a0600 often puts holes in surfaces (trypophobics beware). It also usually has more defined patterns and curves. I think it's a bit less scene oriented by default, but it still does them if you describe the scene you want in your prompt.