Struggling with Fabric Micro-Textures? A FLUX Custom LoRA Training Case
Straight-Election963 · reddit · 2026-07-23
A developer shared their bottleneck in reproducing furniture fabrics using image generation models and showcased their custom LoRA training setup for help.
- Pain Point: Existing edit models and upscalers fail to accurately transfer physical weaves and micro-textures, often altering the overall style rather than the actual material.
- Current Setup: Trained a LoRA for 2,000 steps on FLUX.1 9B using 20 images (1024x1024) of the target fabric across various lighting and angles.
- Results: Currently achieving 70% acceptable results, but still falling short of perfect texture fidelity, seeking expert parameter or workflow advice from the community.
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