Kyocel Character Wildcards

Try them out with my workflows!

Original workflow - /model/1829375/kyocel-max-illustrious-anime-style (V2 now available, V2.1 coming soon)

ControlNet Workflow - /model/2020213/kyocel-comp-or-controlnet-poses-and-composition

- Wildcards V3 additions -

-Set of backgrounds including nature, urban, sci-fi, fantasy, and real-world locations

-Skin tone and color variability

-Dresses, eyewear, jewelry, outerwear, and headwear

-Restructured lighting lists for interior and exterior

-More nuanced breast sizes both smaller and bigger

- Wildcards V2 additions -

-A Kyocel.txt file that goes at the beginning of the prompt so that the style remains consistent, or just copy and paste the text into your encoder if you want to tweak the style!

-Set of colors that can be added before any other tag like clothing or objects for even more variety

-A set of dynamic fighting poses

-A set of hair ornaments

-A short list of armor choices with the color wildcard built in

The lighting wildcard has been refined a bit, and I am working on a wildcard set of full prompts as well if you desire to randomize absolutely everything between generations.

I am still tweaking a list of backgrounds, but that will be in the next update!

Wildcards V1 -

I have tested these fairly extensively with Illustrious, but they do work quite well with other SDXL and Pony models - really anything that uses a more tag-based style of prompting.

This set provides randomization for:
-Hair color

-Hair length

-Hair style

-Eye color

-Breast size and style

-Nipple size and style

-Various clothing tops

-Various clothing bottoms

-Undergarments

-Facial expressions

-Poses with viewing angle

-Lighting

All were either hand-written by myself or generated with the help of Grok and ChatGPT. Not all models understand particular clothing references or features, but an odd generation is relatively rare and I have done my best to prune out words that Illustrious tends not to understand as I encountered them. For example, trying to say "silk blouse" only produced a blouse with spider webs all over the place - even when trying "silk (fabric)" lol.

Some poses and expressions take a few extra generations to get right, but Illustrious handles them well. The lighting set is a little experimental, and not all of them work, but it can help provide some inspiration sometimes.

Have fun - share your characters below!