Trained on Anima Base 1.0 What's different from v3: pantyhose texture. That was the one thing v3 is weaker — the actual material: the fine mesh structure, the individual threads, the way the knit lines catch light across the fabric. This version goes after that specifically. The approach is experimental NaViT native-resolution training: images are trained at their original resolution (up to 3000×4000) instead of being downscaled into fixed buckets. Fine fabric structure survives instead of getting smeared away in the downscale — which is exactly what was killing the texture before. This also means the LoRA holds up at large inference resolutions, and that's not a separate feature — it's the same goal. More pixels means more room for the weave to actually render. The samples were generated at 1920×1920, and I'd recommend generating at high resolution to get the most out of this version.