CSP Opponent Creation Tools Update

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1 year ago by Eldricus
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Whether you're looking to create opponents using DAZ Renders or Gen-AI, this update has stuff for you!

First up, for the 3d renderers, there is a new version of the render toolkit available for download, with the following changes:

  • The lounge now has EZ-render scene for quick and easy renders. (the sneak-peek of Leah was made using it)
  • Sandra now has a Genesis-9 version of her character available, it's an almost perfect twin of her G8 character.
  • Denise's lip-outline issue has been fixed. No more weird light outline around the top of her lip!
  • Denise's pubic hair is no longer hidden by default

For AI generation enthusiasts, there is now a publicly available LoRA of Denise on CivitAI.  You can download it and use it with your local software, or just start playing around making images of her right there on their site:

https://civitai.com/models/270003

There are some pretty neat Denise pics up there too, so pop in, check them out, and maybe leave me some likes?

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render_toolkit_1.9.zip 300 MB
Jan 21, 2024

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Etherial Dream1 year ago

I tried to make some 3D Denise pictures. What came out... wasn't human. I'm terrible with Stable Diffusion!

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Eldricus1 year ago (5 edits)

Hahah yeah you'll get a lot of garbage even on a good day with all the right settings. 

Here's a few tips:

  • Make sure you are using one of the XL models for your base model. I've never gotten anything other than monsters out of the regular models.   "Juggernaut XL v8" is what I usually use.
  • Tell CivitAI to generate batches of 10 images every time.   Don't be shy.
  • Ask for some kind of portrait. Denise's face tends to get pretty mangled when it is a small part of the picture. (not sure if that's a problem with my LoRA or generally a thing)
  • Get a proper tool like Fooocus where you can highlight the bad bits and tell it to redo them (in-paint)
  • Keep trying!  It takes practice.

Sometimes...  not human isn't so bad. :)


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Eldricus1 year ago

It does take a little persistence, and you don't always end up with what you were after, either.  I started with "Denise as a steampunk gnome", hoping to get close to Denise's tavern character, and got a lot of weird stuff, including the garden gnome figurine above.  

Out of the 30 other images generated, there was one that wasn't a gnome at all, and the face was all wrong, but it caught my attention because the armor was cool and the body was smoking hot:




A whole lot of in-painting and upscaling later (and about 40 foxes later, too), I ended up with this one, which I'm calling a keeper (the fox is too colorful and sharp and pops a little too much for not being the main attraction, but whatevs):


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Eldricus1 year ago(+2)

Chibi Denise!  (definitely not coming to the game, but this one made my day)

https://civitai.com/posts/1249864

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