Cedric Diggory, believe in him! Give him a more fun time than those dreary books. He's a faithful friend and always loyal and kind! But he has a mischievous streak in him too. Despite being a prefect, he's also a bit of a scamp. Handsome, dashing, and athletic, he's certainly what many would consider a prince charming!

Just like last time, I've included a variety of gallery images, so feel free to be inspired by those! Play with the different tags, some of them may give you different results than others. Some details may depend a lot on the checkpoint you're using, and since I only had one look available in the training, it can sometimes tend to do certain things with certain tags. If you find recurring disruptive elements, like for example the laces that tend to appear on the chest, just put laces in the negative prompt.

Expect robes or a cloak sometimes, with some clothing. The specific model you're using may give you those or a hoodie, even when you wanted a sweater, so you may need to experiment with weights, cfg, and tags. Fortunately, however, he doesn't seem to have any problem with clothing showing up if you prompt him shirtless. The LoRA may also readily provide Yule decorations and give a general Christmas sort of ambiance at the slightest invitation! It's a feature, until I can update with non-holiday images.

This was experimental even previously, for Pony, and Illustrious models may give you vastly differing output due to the sometimes extreme variation in them. Adjust weights, use the trigger word or omit it, and so forth. Some you may want to try include 3D in the negative prompt and 2D in the positive, since this was trained on a 3D model.

This is purely trained on a game model and not an actor. Have fun and remember, give him a fun time, not a bad time. Thank you.

If you'd like to support me, I have links to patronage on my profile and I accept commission work, which I do much of by hand and use the AI tools as part of my production flow, so I'm very capable! I appreciate it if you just enjoy my LoRAs, though.