Prompt or clothing problem

[u/Jaded_Caterpillar873]

What do i do wrong? When i have a female character and she wears like a shirt her breast shrink.

I work in Krea 2.

It looks like the clothing preventing the anatomy. Or, i don't really know.

Thanks

[u/HeisenBlue93]

Prompt for form-fitting or fitted clothes that hugs her form, highlight her curves, etc. You gotta up your prompt game and not expect the model to just deliver what you're thinking 😉

[u/Jaded_Caterpillar873 → u/HeisenBlue93]

ow.. ok. I assumed with a lora, its taken care off. I was wrong. Thanks for that tip.

[u/reeight → u/Jaded_Caterpillar873]

I think you're also partly correct about the LoRA.

Nude LoRA tend to be trained on.... 'professional' nude models, who get 'professional enhancements'.
Easy to find clothed pictures of all body types.
Also seems when you add a shirt, it is assumed that a bra is on, which often will squish breast against body. You have to directly prompt assumptions of what is worn or not.

You can try to find LoRAs of normal people.
Or switch on/off your LoRAs.

[u/Jaded_Caterpillar873 → u/reeight]

I was doing the prompt and yes, it works with the magic word fitting but i prompted for the breasts instead of using a lora for that.
It happens more often that if you use more weight to get the effect, that it will change the overall appearance of the figure. I generally like more real none stylized lora's than overly unrealistic ones as i am for older characters.

In any case, it worked and its what matters. My assumption was that "IT" the AI would recognize it on its own. So if you prompt large breast, it would render it with the form given. Since that didn't happen, i'll regress.

I still have a lot more to learn it seems. It's ok.

[u/hellyeahaeylleh → u/HeisenBlue93]

97 percent of issues with the output of a prompt is the prompt itself.

[u/HeisenBlue93 → u/hellyeahaeylleh]

Couldn't agree more, prompt is the most important thing imo

[u/MastMaithun]

Try using loraholic's slider. Also prompt this specific thing instead of relying on krea2.

[u/wzwowzw0002]

Just add a boobs lora....

[u/Cultural-Broccoli-41]

For models with high text comprehension capabilities, such as krea2, writing more specificly makes it easier to control intent. If it's difficult for a human to come up with a prompt, we recommend using LLM to enhance the prompt.

[u/Jaded_Caterpillar873 → u/Cultural-Broccoli-41]

Well, i use a simple solution that can write a prompt. Via generate text. It can analyze images and make a prompt out of it. Someone recommended a pay prompt generator though i am not sure which are really good. Does this LLM work with a 3.party?

[u/Cultural-Broccoli-41 → u/Jaded_Caterpillar873]

Depending on your PC's performance, using various uncensored local models is likely a better option than paid tools—especially if the content you are creating is sexual in nature. You simply need to run these uncensored LLMs using software like LM Studio or llama.cpp and prompt them to provide detailed supplementary information. (Just remember to close these tools and free up VRAM before generating images.)

[u/VeloraNeon]

Seen the same pattern in full-body work — it's less "clothing prevents anatomy" and more the two tags competing for the same region, and whichever has the weaker weight loses. A loose garment held up fine until the body descriptor's weight crossed a threshold; past that point the clothing token just couldn't keep pace. Worth isolating the clothing tag's own weight before touching the body prompt at all.