About this adapter
Neon Rain — Cyberpunk Cinematic
Rain-slick neon, volumetric haze and anamorphic flare — a cinematic night-city grade that survives heavy colour work.
Neon Rain is a style adapter for stylised night exteriors: wet asphalt catching pink-and-cyan signage, volumetric fog rolling through the frame, and long anamorphic streaks off every point light. Built for establishing shots and music-video inserts where mood matters more than literal accuracy, it holds character identity even under aggressive grades.
This is a LoRA adapter, not a standalone model. Load it on top of a compatible
wan 2.2base checkpoint — it will not generate on its own.
LoRA details
| Developed by | @aria-forge |
| Adapter type | Style LoRA |
| Base model | wan 2.2 |
| Ranks shipped | 64 |
| Precision | fp16 |
| Weights | neon_rain_r64.safetensors — 281 MB |
| License | Personal ($19.00) · Commercial ($129.00) |
| Category | style |
Uses
Direct use. Stylised establishing shots, night exteriors, and moody character close-ups where you want a Blade-Runner-adjacent palette without hand-grading every frame.
Out of scope. Photoreal daylight product photography, clean corporate imagery, or anything that needs neutral white balance — the model pulls hard toward magenta/cyan and will fight you.
How to use
Load the adapter over your wan 2.2 checkpoint, then trigger with: neon rain, nrn_style
neon rain, nrn_style, lone figure under a broken streetlight, wet asphalt reflections, anamorphic flare, volumetric haze, shallow depth of field
Recommended LoRA weight 0.85. Below 0.6 the grade washes out and reads like ordinary night photography; above 1.0 the highlights posterise and neon bleeds into skin tones.
- Works well for — night exteriors and rain scenes; music-video and title-card inserts; cyberpunk character portraits.
- Not suitable for — daylight or product shots; neutral-tone documentary work.
Samples
| Night exterior | Interior neon |
|---|---|
Motion sample
A short clip rendered with this listing — click to play the HLS stream.
Training details
180 licensed stills and 40 owned clips, all rights cleared. No scraped imagery and no third-party likeness. Source frames were shot on anamorphic glass so the flare characteristics are baked into the captions.
Procedure. Trained as a low-rank adapter over wan 2.2 at rank 64, fp16, batch size 4, cosine LR with a short warmup. Captions were written by hand so the trigger words map cleanly onto the intended look.
Bias, risks and limitations
- Skin tones drift cyan under strong signage — lower weight or add a warm key light in the prompt.
- Text and signage render as neon-shaped gibberish; treat any lettering as decorative.
- Trained almost entirely on night scenes, so daylight prompts collapse to an overcast, desaturated look.
License & provenance
Trained on rights-cleared stills and owned footage. Purchasing the commercial offer ($129.00) grants a commercial redistribution license for outputs; the personal offer ($19.00) is for non-commercial use. The adapter weights may not be resold or re-uploaded.
Citation
@misc{aria-forge_a1b2c3d4,
title = {Neon Rain — Cyberpunk Cinematic},
author = {Aria Forge Studio (@aria-forge)},
year = {2026},
note = {TensorForge marketplace LoRA, LST-A1B2C3D4-1111-4111-8111-000000000001}
}