301 - World of Plush
Sam-C.
Sam-C.
Krea2 LoRA
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Uploaded Aug 6, 2026
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Used 254 times
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Description

( Not my Model )

https://civitai.com/models/2836493/301-world-of-plush?modelVersionId=3201393

This LoRA gives almost everything in the scene a soft plush texture. The exceptions are typically liquids like water, smooth surfaces like glass or screens, and sometimes grass or tiles. I didn't want it to default to daytime scenes all the time, so you might randomly get night or sunset scenes without asking for them. I tried to give the style more dynamic (less flat) lighting and a neutral/flexible color palette.

Only the trigger "n0vuschr0ma style" is required. You don't need to ask for plush in your prompt; I avoided it because Krea2 associates the term with stuffed toys. Omitting it makes it easier to do landscapes or interiors if you don't want animals or people in them. In my experiments, I was also able to get entire scenes with other fabric materials like knitted yarn or felt by turning down the weight.

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