Please follow the guidelines below for best results!

I always loved Elites, especially Halo 3's design. But Stable Diffusion didn't share my enthusiasm. So I got to work, and hoo boy. I've never made a LoRA before in my life, and I certainly didn't expect it to take over 30 hours and 20 iterations of tweaking and fine tuning. But here we are. Now that this is done I can get back to what I love doing most - generating images.

After much pain and suffering, this LoRA is pretty good at generating decent looking Sangheili... IF you follow these instructions!

• EasyFluff Checkpoint highly recommended for best results.

• Clip Skip can be used at 1 or 2 for good outcomes. I prefer 2 and most preview images use it.

• Weight works best at 1.

• img2img recommended when your results are almost right, but I probably don't have to tell you this if you're here.

Prompting Notes:

• Always use tags "sangheili, alien" to start a prompt.

• For nude sangheili, use the tag "nude" with no other clothing tags.

• To have sangheili wearing only an armor undersuit, use the tags "bodysuit, elitebodysuit"

• To have armored sangheili, use the tags, "armor, [your preferred color of armor] armor, helmet"

• Using the tag "bodysuit" alongside the armor tags will attempt to generate an undersuit underneath the armor (as opposed to the sangheili wearing armor pieces over bare flesh)

• Works with several directional indicators such as "from behind, rear view, from side" in any state of dress.

• If the eyes aren't visible enough, use "yellow eyes" OR "reptilian eyes"

• The tag "open mouth" can make the sangheili open his mouth more. Results not guaranteed.

• Recommended to always use the negative tag "tail." For rear angles, the negative tag "ass" is recommended unless that's what you want (how anatomically incorrect of you). For nude images, sometimes the negative tag "nipples" is necessary, and for laying down poses, sometimes you will need "3 legs."