Am I blind? (probably)

[maniac-0s]

I see the Lora tab but I can not find any LyCORIS there and also no separate tab to load them.

[mistermcluvin]

I thought that support was integrated into the Lora tab a long time ago?

[seabean1999]

No it's not. I now created a symlink to the LyCORIS folder and then I can access it in the Lora tab.

I put some LyCORIS models under the path {forge_models_path}/LyCORIS，but I could not find them when I check the Lora Tab. It doesn't seem to work for me. Anything wrong?

[SvenErik1968]

@seabean1999, put you LyCORIS folder under the LoRA folder, and Forge should be able to see them, that works well for me.

[seabean1999]

@seabean1999, put you LyCORIS folder under the LoRA folder, and Forge should be able to see them, that works well for me.

Hi, Sven! Do you mean to put the whole LyCORIS folder under the LoRA folder directly, or put those .safetensor files from the LyCORIS folder into {LoRA_folder_path}/SDxxx (archived by checkpoint category)?

[SvenErik1968]

@seabean1999 , just make sure they are under the LoRA-folder, it is up to you how to organize them under there. As far as I know, Forge just treats it as a LoRA-"variety". Move them and then do a re-scan, or restart Forge.

[seabean1999]

@seabean1999 , just make sure they are under the LoRA-folder, it is up to you how to organize them under there. As far as I know, Forge just treats it as a LoRA-"variety". Move them and then do a re-scan, or restart Forge.

Yeah, it realy works after doing:

1. Place the LyCORIS model files directly into the LoRA directory (models/Lora).
2. Alternatively, create a symbolic link to connect the LyCORIS directory to the LoRA directory.

Thank you, Sven.

Additionally，it might be necessary to @lllyasviel at this point:
Although the built-in LoRA/LyCORIS processing plugin in Forge defines the --lyco-dir-backcompat parameter in preload.py, this parameter is never actually utilized in the code to scan for models within the LyCORIS directory. Instead, the functions list_available_networks and process_network_files in networks.py rely solely on shared.cmd_opts.lora_dir to locate network models.
I believe this might be a case where the author forgot to update or remove the relevant command-line parameter definition, resulting in a discrepancy between the documentation and the actual functionality(right now I am using the latest version).