Train Your Own LTX IC-LoRA With Grok Doing the Heavy Lifting
PurzBeats · x · 2026-10-16
cfryant published part 4 of his LTX series: training your own IC-LoRA. After showing the Blackout effect (a LoRA that turns off every light in a video), he walks through how he—and Grok Bot—actually trained it, claiming no prior knowledge is required. A reproducible workflow for building custom video-generation effects.
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