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[Sammelthread]stapfschuh's new home for sharing prompts
i tried an insane amount of prompts only or combinations to try to stop this, but without any success. normally, this should be generated,
but it's only 1 image out of ten. there is a pattern that i absolutely can't identify what it means. they always wear something white with a black string or something black in general. if you know what this means then please tell me. right now, i'm just at a dead end....
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okay.. this one was ultra easy. someone asked me a long time ago if i know a way to get mustaches that arent curled. i just remembered this now and tried it.
it really is easy. put in positive
1man-with-stylish-modern-mustache
and in negative
(((twirly-mustache)))
and it will result in this
won't hide this one since it's just lame.....
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if you use my stuff that i publish here for your models, it would be nice to credit it. my stuff is free, but let people know where you learned from it.....
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wanna super duper ultra mega piss off your checkpoint? prompt
(((off)))
in negative only and use any other positive prompt you want. images get super freaky the whole time and you will get that "??" look and pointing fingers a lot....
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won't hide this one, because i want to show everyone which model is the best to see results for anatomy. i already posted the same here as one single image, but this time i'll show you the whole process. the model i use is "naru kotoishi" which can't generate even one finger without insane heavy prompting. weight is always 1.
first prompt is
"distinctiveness:2"
in negative. and to show you those results there is a pattern that always happens:
grimaces
and without it, she's only smiling
and as you can see, those "hands" don't resemble real hands in the slightest.
back to grimaces and a weight of 5
grimace using "otherness:2"
and here what happens if i go overkill using "not-having-2-Ultra-HD-detailed-hands:5" and changing the place to brute force more details to get better hands
and the last one using "crumbling-elements"
and if you compare those images, you'll see a second pattern that always happens using this model. details. as a standard, i always use "Ultra-HD-details" and in combination with this model and prompt, every working prompt that my checkpoints can recognize without problems, get wonderful details as an extra.
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one prompt that you really never should use which never generated anything consistent even with a bunch of descriptions:
angle
my checkpoints never, even after describing it "from where to where", could generate one consistent style that would be worth publishing. it always ended up in something deformed.
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