XM-Jackknife: A TI Toolkit for XenoMANIA

These embeddings are primarily for the XenoMANIA Checkpoint, but you might want to experiment with them on others, too. See the description there for more information.

• The "Balance" version takes some of the slightly over trained concepts and puts a light negative on them. This means that you'll still see the concepts in your output, but it will automatically "tone them down" a bit to start out more in balance with the rest of the prompt. You will still need to play with the weights in many cases - but for general prompting, this sort of just balances things out to a more level playing field.
  
  The "Portraits" version also adds some things to help with skin details, keeping hands from going (quite so) wild, and various other things that help with people/humans in your generations. I kept this separate because it can sometimes end up making SD want to add people to the scene when you don't want them, or it might sometimes hinder making aliens and hybrids. Remove this if either of those things are happening, but generally - it works pretty well and shouldn't hurt much.

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