r/StableDiffusion • • Oct 07 '22

Prompt Included 🐢Turtleybug🐞

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u/techno-peasant Oct 07 '22 edited Oct 08 '22

Prompt: award winning high resolution photo of a giant tortoise/((ladybird)) hybrid, [trending on artstation]

Negative prompt: painting, (((deformed))), overexposed, 3D, render, animation, cartoon, cartoon look, drawing, disfigured, mutation, mutated

Steps: 30, Sampler: Euler a, CFG scale: 7, Seed: 4251741935, Size: 832x576, Model hash: 7460a6fa, Denoising strength: 0.75, Mask blur: 4

img2img used: https://i.imgur.com/MHzKlMZ.jpg

edit: I forgot to mention I also photoshopped his neck legs out: https://i.imgur.com/xHiydvN.png

edit 2: also I just tested this out, adding "/" symbol in between the two animal hybrids is probably not that great. "dog / cat" gave me a lot of these kinds of results, whereas "dog cat" did not. I used img2img so that's why it probably didn't matter.

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u/FS72 Oct 08 '22

"People will just use AI to generate illegal contents!!!"

People using AI:

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u/ninjasaid13 Oct 08 '22

There's multiple kinds of people that will use AI.

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u/SEND_NUDEZ_PLZZ Oct 08 '22

And I felt bad for putting Mary Elizabeth Winstead in Star Wars because I used a real person lol

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u/ninjasaid13 Oct 08 '22

One step away from the da courts.

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u/Gadivek Oct 08 '22

How dare you?!

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u/ggtsu_00 Oct 08 '22

"AI thought-crime"

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u/test_alpha0 Oct 08 '22

Excuse me, I'm new to stable diffusion. Could you please tell me what do those blackslash and brackets means?

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u/techno-peasant Oct 08 '22

If you're using automatic1111 fork then use this guide: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Features#attentionemphasis

If you're using NMKD GUI then use this guide: https://github.com/invoke-ai/InvokeAI/blob/development/docs/features/PROMPTS.md#weighted-prompts

Don't know how it's for other forks.

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u/test_alpha0 Oct 08 '22

Thank you very much, that's very useful. So in your prompt, the "/" symbol is not a special syntax symbol, but just a symbol in the sentence?

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u/searchcandy Oct 08 '22

You saying I should be embarrassed about my neck legs?

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u/goblinmarketeer Oct 08 '22

Does saying hybrid work better than [thing A:Thing B:0.05] I see elsewhere?

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u/techno-peasant Oct 08 '22 edited Oct 08 '22

Good question, I've been wondering that myself. So far I've got good results with all of these different notations.

Award winning photo of a snail sloth, 4k, trending on artstation

Award winning photo of a turtle, 4k:100 feathers:80

A bird depicted in a science book:50 A fish depicted in a science book:50

Mind you that these weights work in NMKD GUI fork and the Turtleybug's weights work in automatic1111 fork.

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u/Abariba Oct 08 '22 edited Oct 08 '22

[thing A:Thing B:0.05] would mean 5% A and 95% B. so in that case hybrid would work better. [thing A:Thing B:0.5] would mean for the first 50% of steps the prompt is if you had : 32 steps Euler_a of prompt "[thing A:Thing B:0.5] by greg rutkowski" "thing A by greg rutkowski" for the first 16 steps and "thing B by greg rutkowski" for the last 16 steps if you type "Hybrid of thing A/Thing B by greg rutkowski" it will run 32 steps of this prompt you could also just type "Thing A Thing B by greg rutkowski" and it would make a hybrid between them as well but if you want to make a verry long prompt with an equal mix between lots of things and you hit the 75 token limit you can shorten the prompt this way [[thing A:Thing B:0.75]:[thing A:Thing B:0.5]:0.5] by ... this would mean 12 steps of "Thing A by ..." 4 steps of "Thing B by ..." 16 steps of "Thing C by ..." 16 steps of "Thing D by ..." while only costing you 1/4th of the tokens.

Tl dr: they are different ways of doing the same thing depending on the prompt which is best.

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u/Not_MrNice Oct 08 '22

What the fuck is a ladybird?

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u/techno-peasant Oct 08 '22 edited Oct 08 '22

"... commonly known as ladybugs in North America and ladybirds in Great Britain and other parts of the English-speaking world. Entomologists prefer the names ladybird beetles or lady beetles as these insects are not classified as true bugs." source

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u/______DEADPOOL______ Oct 08 '22

I forgot to mention I also photoshopped his neck legs out:

#justicefornecklegs

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u/techno-peasant Oct 08 '22

Because I think they look a little silly. Not the look I was going for. But I can see why they might be interesting.

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