It is spooky season 

I like the original "OG" style for now—at least until 1.9 comes out and I get used to the new designs

This and foremost start super simple, use 

and start from there and build up. 

Then in the same way, start building up your configuration and prompts until you get the desired results. 

The main thing, is you are missing most of the latest flow and config for the Starmaker outputs, see the guide below for which models and LoRas you will need, and then super simple prompts and negatives to get a baseline: 

Quick getting started workflow: 

1. Download & Install Stability Matrix

• Search for “Stability Matrix” (by LykosAI) and download the version for your OS.
• Extract and run it. Choose a data directory when prompted (keep the path short).

2. Install ComfyUI

• Inside Stability Matrix, go to the Packages tab.
• Click Add Package → select ComfyUI → install.
• Launch it when ready. (Use the built-in Inference tab in Stability Matrix for simpler generation.)

3. Download the Anima Model

• Search Hugging Face for “circlestone-labs/Anima”.
• Download the needed files (usually from the split_files folder):
  • Main model (anima-base-v1.0.safetensors or similar) → place in Stability Matrix’s Models/DiffusionModels (or the equivalent ComfyUI diffusion_models folder)
  • Text encoder (qwen_3_06b_base.safetensors) → Models/TextEncoders
  • VAE (qwen_image_vae.safetensors) → Models/VAE
• Stability Matrix’s model browser can often handle the downloads directly.

4. Download Starmaker Story Style LoRA(s)

• Go to CivitAI.
• Important: Enable 18+ / NSFW content in your account settings so restricted models appear.
• Search for “Starmaker Story” (or “Starmaker Story Style”). Look for the one by tang1qt and similar style LoRAs.
• Download the .safetensors LoRA file(s).
• Drop them into Stability Matrix’s Models/Lora (or LyCORIS) folder. Stability Matrix usually auto-detects them for ComfyUI / Inference when starting the service.

5. Generate

• Go to the Stability Matrix’s Inference tab.
• Load the Anima model + the Starmaker Story LoRA.
• Example prompts and recommended settings (CFG, steps, weight, trigger words) are listed on the individual LoRA pages on CivitAI,  copy those.
• Common starting point for style LoRAs: weight around 0.7–1.0, add the trigger word if the page lists one, and use tags/natural language that match the game’s pixel / anime look.

Simple Prompt

SMSAnna, Starmaker Story Style, mature woman, thick milf,
 long wavy jet-black hair, soft side-swept fringe, crown volume, inward waves covering the ears,
 large bright blue eyes, dark winged liner, soft rounded face, full cheeks, soft jawline, small smile, lips slightly parted,
 pale fair skin, 
 extremely  low-sitting heavy round breasts, very wide, breasts resting on the upper belly, deep cleavage, large brown-pink areolas, nipples, heavy underboob,
 soft chubby belly protruding under the breasts, visible navel, thick soft waist, not a narrow waist,
 naked, big hard nipples, areola, thick pussy, 
 natural pose,
 close to viewer, 
 standing, facing viewer, plain white background,

Simple Negatives

blue-black hair, straight hair, brown hair, short hair, bangs covering eyes, wide grin, toothy smile, red eyes,
small breasts, flat chest, skinny body, masculine, futa, penis,
kitchen, 1boy, pixel art, photorealistic, 3d render, bad anatomy, extra fingers, blurry, watermark, text

Turn off  HiRes Fix, you can use it once you are happy with your output once you have the base output by selecting the icon next to Gen 

Basic steps for image generation are above. Animation basics are a little more involved this adds Qwen Relight and MiniMax H3 into the steps after image generation.

Though as mentioned before the majority of my images also include manual editing, tracing and composition in Photoshop. Then Animations are also edited in Clipchamp.

I am moving to Premiere at the end of the month though so I am looking forward to that.

If you want them in game, then more steps are involved after the animation is created you would need to create a grid, then splice it within Unity Sprite Editor etc…oh and then you would obviously need to change or tweak some shaders to replicate the lighting if you as going for a sprite instead of an animated CG