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    n_n said:
    Hospitable welcome 🥰

    Folks certainly seem awfully friendly in these parts. Not that I'm complaining, quite the opposite actually.

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    farstar said:
    Thanks. The character named "小野" in Chinese is from The Great Warrior Wall. But the correct English name is Xiya.

    Ah thank you :P Google translate failed me

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    The first eklue post! Any umbral versions planned? I've developed a massive liking for bats :P

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    n_n said:
    Such a darling :3 is the correct translation "little leaf" or "little wild" for the character?

    Thanks. The character named "小野" in Chinese is from The Great Warrior Wall. But the correct English name is Siya .

    Updated

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    Badass saffron beating the dead horde, or the clingy amassing fan group?

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    This is excellent. Just the eyes need to emote as well. That's very good animating the character pushing out the notes rather than just flapping their jaws like a puppet. awesome!

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    Such a darling :3 is the correct translation "little leaf" or "little wild" for the character?

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    okt said:
    I like the series, but this one... Her body is disproportionate, too small, and her hands are somehow too human-like.

    Also backwards feet.

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    malico said:
    TemtemLover pretty much covered it. I do use loras as well, and ..

    My process is basically: get the references ready and write the prompts for 3-5 projects at once, 20 to 22 second clips which take about ~30 minutes on average per clip, and then get them all running on multiple seeds before I head to work/sleep. Then when I get back, look at what scenes generated well enough to advance from, and continue. If a scene gets really close but not quite, I'll often move an image from it to novel ai or stable diffusion, in paint it to be right, then use it as a reference for minimax for the next Gen (e.g. "This part of the scene should look like <Picture 6>").

    The seed hunter workflow stitches scenes together automatically when using a video reference for the last scene (it uses the last moments of the video before it as part of the input) but I only allow it to stich 3 20s scenes at a time, as quality degrades after that point. I use Shotcut for the final edit/putting it all together.

    Thanks for the reply and the information, will look into some things you wrote. :-)

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    Some tourist spilled a condensed milk on a tree, but fellow squirrels don't mind it at all.

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    qwenker said:
    It's a mass-based meritocracy, of course.

    I thought it was "The big cheese" who ruled :P

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    georgeo said:
    Rat family living in a rat hole with rat cheese and rat tv.
    Is there a specific heirarchy or are they communist

    It's a mass-based meritocracy, of course.

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    I wish i still had my skull T-shirt that was similar to this. now i just have the hoodie.
    She wears it so good it's like a second skin

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    zheneric said:
    Protein's hard to come by in the mountains

    Semen isn't even that protein rich, So she has to keep at it for a good while/many sessions. I don't thing anyone objects 🤭

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