Introducing Terran Tech! My first published model. I've been trying to learn as much as I can about the art of building data sets. I know that this has been done before, but now i'm making my own stab at it. Maybe we'll see others try the same in the future!

This theme has sort of been my lab. I trained this with kohya's scripts, the gui version of the project. This attempt was the first i did with an image set larger than 100. 243 images. Collected from game assets, concept art, fan creations. Portraits, units, buildings, cinematics, cosplays, anything that reflected the terran aesthetic and lifestyle, i tried to incorporate into the set.

Prompting was experimental as well. I normally for trying a style out, I'd caption simple like "sks car" much like Kony's tutorial teaches. I want to expand my captioning game though so this is more robustly captioned. All manually. some is descriptive and some is for flavor. I didn't focus too much on starcraft accurate names and descriptors, since this was meant to apply generally. A future version i may do longer captions, clip interrogations added, more flavor, and more SC accurate tagging.

My goal was to generalize the model so that it could appeal to a lot of different prompting styles and provide a lot of surprising variety. All sample images are generated with a webui extension, one button prompt. This was to remove any bias i personally might inject into my prompting. I merely added "T3rran Engineer" and interesting background. Backgrounds tend to be flat without a descriptor. easynegative was used for the negative prompt.

t3rran is the strongest keyword here. Examine the metadata to see how else i tagged it. Some of the flavor in the captions are neat. Renegade, void, phantom, medic, support, upgraded. Try it and see. I really have no idea what i'm doing here, but this appears to work so i'm publishing. If anyone has any tips then please feel free to fire them my way.

I want to thank anyone whose ever produced a guide or anyone whose ever answered questions on discord servers. I've probably looked at a little of all of them out there in the last few months, and i've been asking as many questions as i wrap my head around. The help has been invaluable.

Credit to Blizzard Entertainment for creating all the wonderful aesthetics I'm trying to incorporate. Since I don't have the rights to authorize commercial use of Blizzard's IP, I've set those rights as none. This is not a personal choice but rather a matter of fact that should be recognized.