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Started training my own LTX 2.3 LoRA specifically for character replacement, using it here in combination with D(AI)vid's LoRA to strengthen the effect while avoiding ghosting Nowhere near perfect yet, but given that it's generated in 155s with no controlnets it's not bad

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