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    TerraRaptor

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    svir said:
    What are you using ComfyUI, krita, SwarmUI?

    SwarmUI, though largely out of familiarity. Everyone loves krita it seems, that'd prolly be the way to go.

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    badwolf1

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    There should be another category for the quality art so people don't have to waste time sifting through all junk..

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    svir

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    terraraptor said:
    Then it's off to the inpaint mines with local models for awhile as you customize and refine each segment of the image piece by piece.

    What are you using ComfyUI, krita, SwarmUI?

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    TerraRaptor

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    svir said:
    Do you have a video or explanation of how you generate such images with different characters, or is this a trade secret?

    You basically have to use a non-local, powerful remote model such as google's as a compositional starting point. The detail quality isn't great, nor is the art style, but it's pretty good for getting the characters vaguely positioned as prompted, and close-enough to desired appearance (so like, the "bones" of the image). Then it's off to the inpaint mines with local models for awhile as you customize and refine each segment of the image piece by piece. That last part takes awhile and it's why my image posts here are spaced apart by a few days, though that could also be because my computer is so slow lol.

    EDIT: Btw I shouldn't have said "have to". There's more than one way to go about it, and I've used a few different approaches throughout e6ai. For workflows that are 100% local beginning to end, there's regional prompting, or sketch inpainting, or generating singulars and plopping/stitching them into place.

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    HorseFucker5

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    deciem said:
    Once you see the pussy like a mouth and the balls as eyes, you can't see it any other way than a face.

    People are mad for good reason😐

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    HalouDoval

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    The ring in his mouth looks like it isn't attached to the strap. But other than that, this image looks fantastic.

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    HorseFucker5

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    It only seems small because everyone else on this website has baguette sized cocks. Its actually pretty normal, and she is perfect

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    ihaveihaveihaveporn

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    alaskan_huzky said:
    That is not Loona.

    we are in the early stages of local video generation, especially FURRY video generation. Don't expect prompt adherence to be perfect. I'd like to remind you that there are virtually no human beings who can create furry animations with this degree of lighting/texture realism

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    okt said:
    I'll just edit out the tiny human. Nice gen.

    Fortunately technology makes that a piece of cake. Happy you like it otherwise.

    furrylion said:
    I'd crawl into his sheath and stay there

    I guess that's an option ;)

    markrhey said:
    Slight size difference

    Probably just an illusion caused by the angle

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    svir

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    Do you have a video or explanation of how you generate such images with different characters, or is this a trade secret?

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    Nagiman90

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    Thank Arceus they installed the new fun toilet in the mens room. It was getting boring using just the old porcelain ones.

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    Blake81

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    terraraptor said:
    That's mostly human. I say "mostly" cause I run my text thru spelling and grammar check, which is AI, and sometimes it'll suggest a cleaner or more coherent way to phrase something. Or if I'm struggling with coming up with a made up, invented word (For instance "obdurite" mentioned on post #159340), I may ask for plausible suggestions. A lot of my picts start out with a lore draft, and the associated pict comes later. Raegul, for instance, has been an internal footnote for awhile before being featured.

    That's still about 99% human to me, IMHO. I also write and use stuff like Grammarly, so yeah. I feel AI struggles much more with writing than with art.

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    WhereWolf

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    Another surprise attack by a female migrated down from Van Cougar Island. I have a feeling this one will go unreported...

    So where is this? You know, so I can avoid it. Sure.

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    RedPanda

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    chastitycoyote said:
    Chair is from the other side, HR is Human Resources - in the US a HR person is the one whos job is managing all the hires/fires/intake.

    Desk seems backwards, but its the employee side of the table where you do the computer stuff at like job intake "paperwork".

    There are several visual issues with the chair. The point you raised is the first one; Even your argument is rendered useless by the other points. Secondly, the table is against the wall, leaving no room for the chair. Thirdly, if the table were to have a back panel, the chair would end up positioned inside the table itself.

    I would suggest removing the chair from the image entirely. Alternatively, you could just remove the backrest, allowing the lower section to pass as a stool. Unfortunately, AI struggles to get spatial relationships right.

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    Q-Player

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    Lori enjoying what she loves most and receiving it where she loves it most! Simply perfect!

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