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Hello!
When experimenting, I made a merge of Cornerstone Labs' Turbo Loras, and Polyx's Cosmos-Predict2.5-2B DMD2 LoRA
Because one is rank32 and one is rank64, I did a binary masking with various routing maps. The version section describes what each one is. I think DMD2 Output Projection is the best for my taste.
Works across various styles.
Please post your images and feedback, I would like to hear if this helped you.
How to use:
I suggest between 6 and 12 steps. If you lower the weight below 0.8 or so, you might want extra steps (trial and error)
er_sde and euler are good samplers
for schdulers, try beta57, beta, sgm uniform, and bong tangent, but simple and ddim uniform also work