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She's so wide I'm surprised I even spied her stride from my view of her side. I'd be terrified by the rumbling of a landslide when her feet collide with the curbside - it must be felt citywide in the place she resides. Also damn, those are some sturdy heels.

I mentioned previously that I'd previously failed to get much good on my extra large attempts thanks to the Normals ControlNet misbehaving, so I thought I'd revisit it now I knew the culprit! This time I just used only a mid-small strength Depth to get the base (and maybe a very low Normals, but I may be confusing that with the next piece). It absolutely worked out better than my previous attempts on this image (which have not been shared ). Since I'd been messing around with it for some images that I've yet to upload, I also decided to actually incorporate a SyModel extract LoRA to properly handle the extra large physique. It may have worked without one getting involved, but this helped shore up the knowledge and reliability (for one example that I noticed - the base model isn't comfortable with the proportions, and likes to make the head/body parts bigger to compensate, whereas adding in the LoRA fixes that with it's supersize figure knowledge), and I didn't really see the need to waste time trying without it when I didn't need to.

Model: epiCPhotoGasm - Last Unicorn [62BB78983A]

This was the base image:

You can find the rest of the base images involved here .

Description
She's so wide I'm surprised I even spied her stride from my view of her side. I'd be terrified by the rumbling of a landslide when her feet collide with the curbside - it must be felt citywide in the place she resides. Also damn, those are some sturdy heels.

I mentioned previously that I'd previously failed to get much good on my extra large attempts thanks to the Normals ControlNet misbehaving, so I thought I'd revisit it now I knew the culprit! This time I just used only a mid-small strength Depth to get the base (and maybe a very low Normals, but I may be confusing that with the next piece). It absolutely worked out better than my previous attempts on this image (which have not been shared ). Since I'd been messing around with it for some images that I've yet to upload, I also decided to actually incorporate a SyModel extract LoRA to properly handle the extra large physique. It may have worked without one getting involved, but this helped shore up the knowledge and reliability (for one example that I noticed - the base model isn't comfortable with the proportions, and likes to make the head/body parts bigger to compensate, whereas adding in the LoRA fixes that with it's supersize figure knowledge), and I didn't really see the need to waste time trying without it when I didn't need to.

Model: epiCPhotoGasm - Last Unicorn [62BB78983A]

This was the base image:

You can find the rest of the base images involved here .