Same girl every scene vs. a new face each run: what a character LoRA actually changes
wuraang9 · reddit · 2026-10-30
A Reddit user compared outputs from the same pipeline: without a LoRA every run produces a different girl, while a custom character LoRA keeps the same face, curly hair and body across scenes and poses. Lessons from weekly posting: viewers notice hair and body as fast as the face; judge consistency as a set — 20 thumbnails in a phone-sized grid makes the odd one out obvious; LoRA-free is fine for testing a niche, but once you post the same character weekly you need one.
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