Making it come out the right hole in I2V

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by BurntEagle - opened

any suggestions for this? (I love this Lora BTW)

anyhow, if you see this OP, I'd be willing to pay for an I2V version that does not alter faces.

I think I know why it has problems with i2v, currently training a new one with an updated dataset that should make it work.
Will upload for free, but of course I accept donations πŸ˜„
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I also made a LoRA with a similar concept, and there was a similar problem.
Since the holes are close to each other, it has to learn their exact positions, which is quite difficult. In such cases, it seems that writing a very precise prompt increases the accuracy of the holes.

I also made a LoRA with a similar concept, and there was a similar problem.
Since the holes are close to each other, it has to learn their exact positions, which is quite difficult. In such cases, it seems that writing a very precise prompt increases the accuracy of the holes.

Thanks, can you share a prompt example ?

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