Yes, you can! But you have to do it yourself. Here's an example of a mod that adds futa. Unzip the files into the mods folder (there's a button for this in the settings). Open the files with Excel (I use Libre Calc) and follow the example. Ask if anything is unclear. https://files.catbox.moe/zqep11.zip
After some fiddleling I manage to add extra potions with more tags with the use of LoRas!.
Just twoquestions:
1.- The portrait pictures keep appearing with the futa penis every now and then. (My guess is this is because of the tags used for the picture), Is there a way to avoid this?
2.- Whats this box for in the character market?
1 - There is no correct answer here. Your guess is correct, it simply generates what was said. Here are a few possible solutions:
(1) Increase the strength of the tags responsible for the small portrait. You need to create or edit generation_prompts.json. Open it as text and add a few tags or strengthen the existing ones.
..., "ICON":"portrait, looking at viewer, solo, simple background", ... In to ..., "ICON":"(portrait:1.2), (upper body:1.1), looking at viewer, solo, simple background", ...
That's what I can suggest right now.
(2) Reduce the problematic tags themselves and their strength in the generation tables, which sounds like a bad solution. penis -> (penis:0.5) etc
(3) You can also try changing the settings to reduce the cfg scale from 5 to 4 and increase the size of the small icon from 768 to 1024 or 832. In this case, it will look less clumsy. But it won't solve the problem.
2 - This field allows you to highlight the character tags you want to find. It's more for cases where several characters are generated on the market and you want to quickly scroll through them.
I already stumbled upon the first problem when I added “thighs” as one of the character's features. How do you think it could be solved, ideally?
It should work perfectly for Forge. Could you double-check the spelling of Lora? Could you also send me the name Lora?
I'm interested in the special characters in the name. You can replace the words themselves with others if they discredit you in any way. <lora:[Artist]Niche Artist's Style:1> -> <lora:[Word]Word's Style:1>, but [, ], \, `, etc. should be left as is.
You can also try renaming the Lora file itself to something simpler.
