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7/17/2025, 10:33:42 PM
>>937236966
OK, so that's the loras we're working with. You can use the same epicrealism from the inpainting workflow and it works great for this. The only other thing I want to quickly note before I start talking about the new nodes and how to set this up is about settings. I've already talked a little about them before but image to image without inpainting is a little tricky. Since we don't want to change the structure of the face set your denoise low. Very low. 0.1 or lower. Literally even turning it up by 0.05 is enough to warp the face of your target in some cases. You'll also want to be careful with the clip strength of your loras. I usually keep them between 0.6 and 0.7. With that out of the way let's talk about the new groups and nodes. This is the starter Lora group which I just called Lora 1. It *is* important that you group together a lora and a basic string field for this, I'll explain why later. In the string field you'll want to put the trigger phrase for the lora itself. Most of them are activated by a specific prompt, generally listed on the download page on civitai. If you're using civitai to download check the Trigger Words section on the right. For Cumfacial 55 it's cumfacial55. Naturally. But they're often different based on how the creator constructed it in the first place, so always check the documentation.
OK, so that's the loras we're working with. You can use the same epicrealism from the inpainting workflow and it works great for this. The only other thing I want to quickly note before I start talking about the new nodes and how to set this up is about settings. I've already talked a little about them before but image to image without inpainting is a little tricky. Since we don't want to change the structure of the face set your denoise low. Very low. 0.1 or lower. Literally even turning it up by 0.05 is enough to warp the face of your target in some cases. You'll also want to be careful with the clip strength of your loras. I usually keep them between 0.6 and 0.7. With that out of the way let's talk about the new groups and nodes. This is the starter Lora group which I just called Lora 1. It *is* important that you group together a lora and a basic string field for this, I'll explain why later. In the string field you'll want to put the trigger phrase for the lora itself. Most of them are activated by a specific prompt, generally listed on the download page on civitai. If you're using civitai to download check the Trigger Words section on the right. For Cumfacial 55 it's cumfacial55. Naturally. But they're often different based on how the creator constructed it in the first place, so always check the documentation.
7/12/2025, 2:29:15 AM
>>936978310
OK, so that's the loras we're working with. You can use the same epicrealism from the inpainting workflow and it works great for this The only other thing I want to quickly note before I start talking about the new nodes and how to set this up is about settings. I've already talked a little about them before but image to image without inpainting is a little tricky. Since we don't want to change the structure of the face set your denoise low. Very low. 0.1 or lower. Literally even turning it up by 0.05 is enough to warp the face of your target in some cases you'll also want to be careful with the clip strength of your loras. I usually keep them between 0.6 and 0.7. With that out of the way let's talk about the new groups and nodes. This is the starter Lora group which I just called Lora 1. It *is* important that you group together a lora and a basic string field for this, I'll explain why later. In the string field you'll want to put the trigger phrase for the lora itself. Most of them are activated by a specific prompt, generally listed on the download page on civitai. If you're using civitai to download check the Trigger Words section on the right. For Cumfacial 55 it's cumfacial55. Naturally. But they're often different based on how the creator constructed it in the first place, so always check the documentation.
OK, so that's the loras we're working with. You can use the same epicrealism from the inpainting workflow and it works great for this The only other thing I want to quickly note before I start talking about the new nodes and how to set this up is about settings. I've already talked a little about them before but image to image without inpainting is a little tricky. Since we don't want to change the structure of the face set your denoise low. Very low. 0.1 or lower. Literally even turning it up by 0.05 is enough to warp the face of your target in some cases you'll also want to be careful with the clip strength of your loras. I usually keep them between 0.6 and 0.7. With that out of the way let's talk about the new groups and nodes. This is the starter Lora group which I just called Lora 1. It *is* important that you group together a lora and a basic string field for this, I'll explain why later. In the string field you'll want to put the trigger phrase for the lora itself. Most of them are activated by a specific prompt, generally listed on the download page on civitai. If you're using civitai to download check the Trigger Words section on the right. For Cumfacial 55 it's cumfacial55. Naturally. But they're often different based on how the creator constructed it in the first place, so always check the documentation.
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