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    I feel the same, These gens do more than just draw our eyes. I always want to know more about the characters and their worlds

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    Lol, wonder if the captain knows you just chillaxing in the crow's nest :P
    Hopefully they won't have you keelhauled, but then again it's furry world so they'd probably rather join you up there.

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    Gens like these are fantastic. makes me want to know more and more about both characters and current reasons for the poses 👍

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    Very cool tribal wolf :D Natives/indigenous of all sorts i really like

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    Most excellent image but the amount of shine on her body may give the impression of skin not fur.

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    nocheamante said:
    She's competing against an exotic snow leopard woman with a sexy long tail.
    Even if she physically fights for the man, she'll lose.

    Ha! Point taken.

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    Wonderful image and story to go with it. There should next be an image and story about the 6m long Sciurid species on Epsilon-Endi 6. :-D

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    grove_ellar said:
    Exothermic relates to the release of heat in chemical reactions. Ectotherms refers to cold-blooded organisms and endotherms the warm.

    Sorry for the nerd-out. Your scalie companion is thoroughly captivating.

    Thanks- I changed the blurb. And thanks for the compliment!

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    1. They are smooth and exothermic

    Exothermic relates to the release of heat in chemical reactions. Ectotherms refers to cold-blooded organisms and endotherms the warm.

    Sorry for the nerd-out. Your scalie companion is thoroughly captivating.

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    badwolf1 said:
    I'm thinking you watched the same vid I did where an actual giraffe was doing that to a metal pipe irl?
    It was strange.

    websearch
    Why do giraffes lick poles?
    AI Overview
    Giraffe licking a pole. Close-up of a giraffe (Giraffa ...
    Giraffes lick poles to seek out essential minerals, like salt and calcium, and to neutralize toxins in their diet.

    lol

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    rabit said:
    Dunno what tools were used but LTX 2.3 and sorta usable with 8GB but results are much better with 12/16GB VRAM models. One thing I notice is the background seems too coherent to be fully AI-generated. There's readable numbers and a sign that says "Bosch" on a shop in the distance. You can take a real photo and use something like Nano Banana to merge AI generated characters on a real photo backdrop, tell it to make the lighting match, then use that as a start-frame for a generative video model. It will use the authentic real backdrop and even move the camera realistically around the scene. It's a great way to avoid the gibberish signs, pixelation & general lack of coherent details often in AI backdrops.

    Sorry to break it to ya but no real images were used lmao, I don't think I've ever used it. All of it is 100% ai genned, the model's just good at these little details that I don't even prompt for

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    badwolf1 said:
    I'm thinking you watched the same vid I did where an actual giraffe was doing that to a metal pipe irl?
    It was strange.

    fukamare_ai said:
    That video lives rent free in my head for years

    I seriously doubt any fur who has seen that video can forget it.

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    jjjjj88888 said:
    The other maid just needs to up her game. He still likes her too.

    She's competing against an exotic snow leopard woman with a sexy long tail.
    Even if she physically fights for the man, she'll lose.

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    xanderg said:
    thanks for another great post
    would you ever consider posting some scaly creatures? Dragons/lizards/other such reptiles?

    Why not, what would you like to see? 😏

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    lasciviouslupine said:
    I'm not sure that's what the saying 'Tiger in Your Tank' is supposed to mean.

    And what AI and model/LoRA(s) are you using to get such hyper-realistic results, anyway? If it's browser-based (which I hope it is, because my hardware is nowhere near powerful enough to run local), I'd like to try to fiddle around with it myself so I can see what a realistic version of my avatar would potentially look like.

    Dunno what tools were used but LTX 2.3 and sorta usable with 8GB but results are much better with 12/16GB VRAM models. One thing I notice is the background seems too coherent to be fully AI-generated. There's readable numbers and a sign that says "Bosch" on a shop in the distance. You can take a real photo and use something like Nano Banana to merge AI generated characters on a real photo backdrop, tell it to make the lighting match, then use that as a start-frame for a generative video model. It will use the authentic real backdrop and even move the camera realistically around the scene. It's a great way to avoid the gibberish signs, pixelation & general lack of coherent details often in AI backdrops.

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    badwolf1 said:
    I'm thinking you watched the same vid I did where an actual giraffe was doing that to a metal pipe irl?
    It was strange.

    That video lives rent free in my head for years

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    I'm thinking you watched the same vid I did where an actual giraffe was doing that to a metal pipe irl?
    It was strange.

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    terraraptor said:
    Thanks, she was based on this old SD1.5-era design from post #12060. I have the means to gen them more often now and this image was a test run of that, so perhaps they'll show up more often.

    Oh, well, I just do these picts as a passion project when I have time so I'm naturally inclined to just work on things I'm more personally into. F Human x M Feral I'm sorta indifferent to. Maybe something going on in the background for a future big group scene one day?

    I think it's a good upgrade of that design while keeping it faithful :) I hope to see more of her species ^^

    I'm also curious how female human x male feral would look like from you. Group scene setting, maybe Stall y'off scene? Food for thought.

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    n_n said:
    Your monster designs are really fascinating, And seeing the cityscape in ruins around them.

    Thanks. And judging by the down votes, they like it as well!

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    Sweet first post and character :D Nice seeing alternative fur colors or patterns like this.

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    ocillet said:
    Okay the wolf is cute, but I'm actually impressed by the detail on the accurate wear of the truck. It has the usual scratch lines at the top of the roof line where they brush against trees along driveways/tight roads. There's also a bunch of fingerprints by the door handle and the wear of the tire with the dent just above... I know I'm looking at the wrong thing, but I love that kind of detail.

    Nah, you valid for that. I picked up on it too.

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    n_n said:
    Since this got deleted for (young) i'm gonna need to ask about the bumball and his friends content on the site as well then since they are 12 year olds and so, yet still remain on the site.

    Is there a diff between known age and whatever age someone perceives it as?
    Noelle is in the teens group so i will admit it's low age as well but i dunno if she is considered 13 or 18?

    There are tons of other characters that would fall into the young(underage group really if you think about it that still have gotten approved.

    TLDR How does the age restriction work known age vs perceived age? I am legit wondering.

    She's in highschool canonically. She can easily be 18. Upper highschool is at 18. Mods here are too delete happy... as I alluded to in the description. Always proving me right, but we'll see - I'm appealing it. It cost me 20,000 credits to get the damn right working version with no errors.

    Updated

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