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| license: other |
| tags: |
| - action |
| - kiss |
| - kissing |
| - lora |
| - minimax h3 |
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| # H3 Cxy Kiss Lora - v0.1 - 3208556 |
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| **Model Type**: LORA |
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| **Base Model**: MiniMax H3 |
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| **Trigger Words**: None |
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| **Tags**: action, kiss, kissing, lora, minimax h3 |
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| ## Gallery |
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| <td><video src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/cf978fa4-49d4-4477-b590-fc571713a440/original=true/139075745.mp4" width="200" controls muted autoplay loop></video></td> |
| <td><video src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/be302392-4098-4809-98de-c82b0dd436f5/original=true/139077503.mp4" width="200" controls muted autoplay loop></video></td> |
| <td><video src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/4c1c1a4b-6e49-41bc-b63c-ef5b6f9faf97/original=true/139078388.mp4" width="200" controls muted autoplay loop></video></td> |
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| <td><video src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/6dfb02b5-50ad-4237-b37d-9acf3d58d942/original=true/139102025.mp4" width="200" controls muted autoplay loop></video></td> |
| <td><video src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/fca7dc2d-d268-41a7-9740-0dcb535227b2/original=true/139102064.mp4" width="200" controls muted autoplay loop></video></td> |
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| </table> |
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| ## Description |
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| MiniMax H3 Kiss LoRA V0.1 Released |
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| Hi everyone, |
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| After I released my **Wan2.2 Kiss LoRA**, it received some positive feedback and support from the community. |
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| However, Wan2.2 is starting to feel quite old to me now. The model itself has many limitations, and after MiniMax recently open-sourced H3, I almost immediately lost interest in continuing with Wan2.2. |
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| H3 is an extremely powerful model, and I personally believe it has a good chance of becoming one of the mainstream open-source video models in the community, while Wan2.2 may gradually fade into the background. |
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| Since H3 was released, I have been experimenting with many of its features, especially its **multi-image reference video generation**, which I find very interesting and fun to use. |
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| Naturally, I decided to try training my **Kiss LoRA** on H3 as well. |
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| Training Settings |
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| I used the same video dataset that I previously used for my Wan2.2 Kiss LoRA. |
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| The dataset itself has some limitations. Most of the source videos were collected quite a while ago, and many of them are relatively low-resolution and not particularly sharp. |
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| Training settings: |
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| * **Resolution:** 512 × 512 |
| * **Video length:** about 5 seconds |
| * **Frames:** 124 frames |
| * **FPS:** 24 |
| * **Audio:** disabled |
| * **Training steps:** 1750 |
| * **LoRA Rank:** 32 |
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| Important Note About H3 LoRA Training |
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| Please keep in mind that **H3 has only been open-sourced for a very short time**, and LoRA training support is still highly experimental. |
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| At the time I trained this V0.1 model, I used **AI Toolkit's early MiniMax H3 training implementation**. |
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| Interestingly, shortly after I finished this training, AI Toolkit added an **alpha version of a dedicated MiniMax H3 Training Adapter**. |
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| This may be important because some early H3 LoRA users have reported strange behavior with previous training implementations, such as: |
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| * LoRAs training successfully but having weak effects |
| * inconsistent behavior between I2V and reference-based generation |
| * image or audio quality degradation |
| * LoRAs becoming unstable after additional training |
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| There is currently some speculation that H3's architecture and guidance-distilled training design may require more specialized handling than conventional video LoRA training. |
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| Therefore, **this V0.1 LoRA was trained before the new alpha Training Adapter became available**. |
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| This is another reason why I consider this release highly experimental. |
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| I plan to test the newer H3 training implementation in future versions. |
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| Does It Work? |
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| Surprisingly, yes. |
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| Despite all of the above, the LoRA **does have an effect**. |
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| However, its behavior depends heavily on the generation mode. |
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| ### I2V |
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| For standard **Image-to-Video**, the effect seems relatively weak or inconsistent. |
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| Sometimes I can see the LoRA influencing the motion, while in other generations the effect is barely noticeable. |
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| I am currently not completely sure why this happens. |
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| ### Multi-Image Reference / Reference-to-Video |
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| With H3's **multi-image reference / reference-based video generation**, the LoRA works much more noticeably. |
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| This is currently the workflow where I get the best results from V0.1. |
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| However, the generated video can sometimes look a little blurry. |
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| My current guess is that this is mainly caused by the relatively low quality and limited resolution of my original training dataset, although the still-evolving H3 training implementation may also be a factor. |
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| Trigger Words |
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| As with my previous Kiss LoRA, there is **no special trigger word**. |
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| Just describe the action directly. |
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| For example: |
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| * `kiss` |
| * `tongue kiss` |
| * `passionately kiss` |
| * `spit` |
| * and similar descriptions |
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| Feel free to experiment with your own prompts. |
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| Recommended LoRA Strength |
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| I recommend starting with a **LoRA strength of 0.5**. |
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| In my testing, this LoRA generally works best at relatively low strengths. I recommend keeping the strength **below 0.7** whenever possible. |
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| Suggested range: |
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| * **0.4–0.5:** Recommended for most cases |
| * **0.5:** My current recommended default |
| * **0.6–0.7:** Stronger effect, but may start affecting image quality or motion stability |
| * **Above 0.7:** Generally not recommended |
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| Higher strength does not necessarily produce a better kissing motion. In some cases, pushing the LoRA too strongly may introduce more blur, artifacts, or unnatural motion. |
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| For this experimental V0.1 release, I recommend starting at **0.5** and adjusting slightly depending on your prompt and reference images. |
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| Future Plans |
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| For now, I will most likely **stop updating the Wan2.2 version** of this LoRA. |
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| My future development will mainly focus on **MiniMax H3**. |
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| For the next version, I plan to experiment with newer H3 training methods, including the newly added AI Toolkit H3 Training Adapter, and possibly improve the training dataset with higher-quality video clips. |
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| This V0.1 release should therefore be considered a **first experimental H3 version**, rather than a finished or fully optimized LoRA. |
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| Feel free to test it, experiment with different H3 workflows, and share your results. |
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| And finally, thank you to **MiniMax** for open-sourcing such an impressive model. |
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| Author: [CxyGodKiss](https://civitai.com/user/CxyGodKiss) |
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| Model: [CivitAI Model Page](https://civitai.com/models/2842199?modelVersionId=3208556) |
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| Archive: [CivArchive Page](https://civarchive.com/models/2842199?modelVersionId=3208556) |
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