Troubleshooting Character LoRA: Why Art Style Collapses Despite Extensive Tuning
justbob9 · reddit · 2026-08-08
The author documents a frustrating journey of training a character LoRA for an anime model. Despite exhausting combinations of learning rates, batch sizes, and network ranks—and even using Claude for captioning—the results remained highly unstable.
Key issues include: 1. Resolution Sensitivity: Horizontal generations look fine, but vertical ones completely break down. 2. Poor Generalization: Good results only happen when exactly replicating dataset prompts; slight prompt changes turn the character into an unrecognizable mess. 3. Inconsistent Art Style: Difficulty in faithfully reproducing the original webtoon's style. The post sparked deep community discussion on dataset distribution and captioning strategies.
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