I wanted to test out training character LORAs which aren't present in the dataset using my normal methodology with Illustrious-XL, so here's an Ellen LORA.
There are three versions:
001 uses only screenshots of asset ports to MMD and Koikatsu. Trained to see how well this method works on Illustrious.
002 replaces many of the Koikatsu screenshots with a few images of the most on model fan art I could find. Trained to see how bad the first one is.
010 is trained using a workaround for base_weights. Around 90% of the training images are screenshots.
Both models were trained using a style LORA and SD-Script's base_weights functionality, but my attempts at training one that works well for this purpose haven't been going very well. As a result I think that 001 has a lot of style burn in. Using both LORAs in conjunction at lowered weights might produce results that are relatively style agnostic while still remaining accurate.
As it turns out base_weights doesn't work correctly in the versions of SD-Scripts that I've been using to train Illustrious LORAs. As a result versions 001 and 002 were actually trained against the base model instead of one merged with a style LORA.
