wan_lipbite_v2_low.safetensors

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Bite that lip! Krea 2 v1 - 7.1.26 This is everything I ever hoped, y'all. Really loving Krea2. However, it is a bit weird on attention. In my testing, I found that it really latches on to every detail, sometimes a bit too much. It seems to mix with certain other loras flawlessly, and others it just crashes. So you'll have to experiment some. Krea 2 v1 Tips: - Keep your descriptions of mouth activity super limited. Use the "she bites her lip" and that's it. Maybe another generally expressive word like seductive or flirty. But anything else related to the mouth or lips will absolutely go bonkers. So no "smirk, pout, smile, parted lips, open mouth" kind of stuff. It gets confused. - Use lower strength. I think it is maybe a little overbaked. But I liked the results of the 3000 step version at 0.55 strength alot more than I liked the 1600 step version at 1.0 strength. Wan 2.2 I2V v1 Definitely happier with this run than the last one. Still recommend highest resolution you can manage. Also, I had really terrible results using SmoothMix checkpoint. Not sure why. Best results I have seen are using the base wan. Test videos use Q6_K.gguf models. Also, I recommend messing with the lightning lora weight. I got better stability using 1-1.5 weight on lightning lora, or 2-2.5 if using other loras for sex acts for more speed/movement. Wan 2.2 I2V v0.1 I'm seeing better results at higher resolution. So 720x1280 seems to be the best. Lower resolutions have sometimes worked, but only if the face is large and the primary focus of the image. My guess is that in the compressed latent space, the lips are just too small at lower resolution for the model to focus on, much less for the Lora to affect. So if you need small resolution, make sure the lips are big in the image reference. I have a version of the core workflow I use here:

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ModelTrends.ai Model ID

#21639