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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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    Ok, whomever expanded the tags - thankyou.

    Not familiar with half of these. "Furgonomic"

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

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    grove_ellar said:
    The yellow, my second favorite thanks to their tendency to shatter your plans for crossing their path. That and they have cool antennae.

    It's really a shame we don't get more 3d remastered games of 2d masterpieces

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    Sadly i can already spot a fault that needs fixing: The toe count is off left foot (our right)
    Otherwise very nice

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