Once a character LoRA exists, the temptation is to stack: a realism LoRA for skin, a body slider, a clothing LoRA, a different checkpoint for evening shots. Done by hand across two hundred pictures, that is two hundred decisions, and most people settle on one stack for everything, which is wrong for most of the pictures. The Dynamic LoRA version of the bulk workflow moves those decisions into a router that reads each picture's caption and assembles the stack per file. This lesson is how it thinks.
Academy / Characters that stay themselves / Lesson 5
Pro lesson · 7 min
Letting a router pick the LoRAs
Thirty LoRAs and four checkpoints, picked per picture from its caption, each at the strength its author documented. How the Krea 2 LoRA Router decides, what it refuses to decide, and how to steer it.
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