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CyberRealistic GenAether (SDXL) models are Textual Inversion embeddings built to create vivid, fictional AI characters. They're not real people. Each one is a crafted persona with its own look, personality, and backstory.
⚠️ Important Note:
SDXL TIs are not functioning correctly in the Civitai online generator. Please use them locally in A1111 , Forge , or ComfyUI for proper results. This limitation affects all CyberRealistic GenAether SDXL TIs .
Who is Donna Cooper?
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1 extraitSource context: 898 downloads · Type TextualInversion · Base model SDXL 1.0
Donna Cooper is a vibrant 28-year-old from Austin, Texas, known for her infectious laugh and bold sense of style. With her wide hips, soft curves, and confident presence, Donna embraces her chubby body with pride. She works as a body-positive fashion stylist and spends her weekends dancing at local music festivals or hosting game nights with friends.
What is a TI?
A Textual Inversion (TI) is a small file ( .safetensors ) that teaches Stable Diffusion a new token (word). These CyberRealistic GenAether TIs contain character information (age, gender (woman/girl), and facial/body features) so you can get a consistent look across your scenes .
Installation & Usage
Automatic1111 (A1111) / Forge
Place the .safetensors file into:
stable-diffusion-webui/embeddings/
Restart A1111/Forge.
In your prompt, type the TI name (filename without .safetensors ).
sdxl_donncoope
ComfyUI
Copy the .safetensors file into:
ComfyUI/embeddings/
Add a Textual Inversion Embedding node, connect it to your CLIP Text Encode node.
Use the TI name in your prompt as normal.
Example Prompt
sdxl_donncoope, walking along a narrow cobblestone street with hands in pockets, thoughtful downward gaze, fitted denim jacket over loose blouse, candid mid-step capture from behind at slight diagonal, cool overcast daylight diffused evenly, old European alleyway with stone walls and hanging lanterns, documentary street photography aesthetic with muted colors
Prompting Tips
Add age keywords to make the character appear younger or older.
Combine with a character LoRA (low weight, e.g. 0.3) to create alternate looks while keeping the same base character identity.
