These embeddings were made primarily for my XenTAI ******** checkpoint - but will likely have similar effects on other models.

XenTAI-pos: (Use in the POSITIVE PROMPT) By default, the XenTAI checkpoint tends to make a hand-drawn sketch type western comic book style. Using this will nudge it and encourage more of a western "cartoon" and slightly less "sketched" look to the lines. It should also add a bit more smooth depth to skin. You can accomplish the same thing by prompting for smooth and detailed skin along with things like Western and American Cartoon Style - this just sort of acts like a shortcut to get there. You probably do NOT want to use this if you're trying to go for some specific style or cartoon artist, though.

XenTAI-neg: (Use in the NEGATIVE PROMPT) The main purpose of this negative embedding is to discourage the checkpoint from trending "young." The XenTAI checkpoint is pretty good about that out of the box, but certain actions (due to the training images used in the original models) can still push that way. This tends to help push away from any "child" like generations - not perfectly, but... fairly effectively. It also has some quality tokens to encourage cleaner looks and maybe help keep hands looking a bit better.

These, of course, are optional - but I found them to be handy shortcuts during testing, so I figured I'd share them here in case someone else finds them useful.

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