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Welcome to e6AI! Here you can find a place to explore all the furry creations made by, or with the help of, AI. With AI art generation being such a new and exciting technology we decided it would be worthwhile to have a central place where people can share their various creations, as well as more easily provide additional information about the creation, like what prompts and models were utilized.
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mr diddlez
MemberI love it! Nice work!!!
Slaider
MemberSoooooo nice.
Please prompt?
lichking127
Memberhah I saw the thumbnail and thought "that has to be vbs" and was not disappointed, looks awesome!
VBS
MemberGot me there heheh, thank you!
The prompt (for those who don't already know) doesn't include the hands. I sketch them myself, then use img2img (recursively) to make them look natural.
I'll probably do another one of these, I think the view angle could be better.
lichking127
MemberWhat do you mean by recursively? Really interested how you make them look so well fit-in, still struggling a lot with disembodied/offscreen hands
VBS
MemberSpecifically, I run it through img2img at 0.45 strength, ~40 steps (usually just the bottom half of the image, where the hands are). Once I get a good result, I run img2img on that with the same specs, rinse and repeat 3-4 times. The downside to low strength img2img is that fine details get fuzzy (stuff looks more painting-ish, instead of photorealism), but each pass through makes the color, shading, and quality on the hands better.
lichking127
Memberyou didn't quote me that's why I didn't see your answer, I know you already replied but thanks anyways! :D
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