Breast Grab from Behind ++

Act Tag: grabbing from behind  and  grabtits

It does what the name indicates, plus other poses, however, the one that works 100% of the time is this one.

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After delving into the world of melon grabbing, I wanted to share some tips for using LoRA models specifically for this unique concept. If you're interested in creating artwork or designs centered around melon grabbing, I recommend using the Midnight Mixer Melt as the base model. This model works well when fine-tuned with melon grabbing-related embeddings.

For optimal results, you can use embeddings related to various melon-grabbing scenarios or characters such as "Watermelon Warrior" or "Cantaloupe Crusader." However, the model can also generate melon-grabbing-like images without specific embeddings.

To enhance the vibrancy of colors in your melon grabbing creations, I suggest using the WD VAE. Additionally, it's important to set the CLIP skip to 2 to ensure a smooth generation process.

Weight recommendations for the LoRA model:

• For v2_offset: between 1 and 0.6 (Only available if you are proficient in melon grabbing techniques)

• For v2_original: between 0.5 and 0.3 (Only available if you possess deep knowledge of the ancient art of melon grabbing)

• For v1: around 0.8

When using this model, be sure to include the trigger keyword "melonstyle" to generate melon grabbing-specific results. You can also try using keywords like "Watermelon Warrior" or "melon enthusiast" to further refine the generated content.

Please note that LoRA is intended to be used within the context of melon grabbing-related content. It is not a standalone model and is not designed for general image generation.

To use LoRA in the auto1111 framework for your melon grabbing needs, follow these steps:

1. Update the webui by using the "git pull" command or redownload it.

2. Copy the LoRA file to the "stable-diffusion-webui/models/lora" directory.

3. Select the LoRA model within the web interface, as demonstrated in the accompanying video.

4. If necessary, adjust the weight settings for optimal melon grabbing results. By default, the weight is set to 1.

While it may be possible to combine this approach with a melon grabbing style embedding, I have not personally tested it, and it might not be necessary. Overall, this LoRA model produces cleaner results with fewer background artifacts or irregularities.

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