AI-generated images thread

[w4ffl35]

Thanks for the info. It seems like a pretty nice easy to use tool BTW. I had wondered if there might be a setting to auto save images. When Inhave used other tools it was sometimes easier to just run prompts them go back later and delete out the really bad results.

yes you can do that here as well - just configure the export settings as I mentioned, find a prompt that you like, then increase the "samples" slider in the generate section to however many you wish. I do this sometimes to generate a big set of images and sift through them after as you mention.

 

[w4ffl35]

I'm impressed! It isn't often a program creator makes an account on this little board to help people out with their questions.

I'm glad to help - any time I find people using the app I pay close attention to feedback and adjust features, the design, add tools etc. based on usage. i'll try to check in on this message board from time to time. if anyone uses the app and needs fast help, posting to the itch.io community page or joining my discord is the fastest way to get my attention.
I use this app myself so I'm constantly fixing any bugs that I find and making improvements. I will post here when there are updates if people are interested.

 

[Kamilah Hauptmann]

An insight into the forum demographic you’ve found here. Millennials to Boomers, most of us involved with or at one time were involved with Second Life as a virtual world. Numerous content creators here, experience backgrounds up to and in a few cases over two decades. Lots of interest in online community and other MMO/VR software.

We generally rolled on floor laughing at Metaverse.

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

I tried that prompt on a number of generative image systems and usually I get some French-looking artist guy painting the picture, and the fox ends up as the subject or sitting at the artist's feet.

 

[w4ffl35]

An insight into the forum demographic you’ve found here. Millennials to Boomers, most of us involved with or at one time were involved with Second Life as a virtual world. Numerous content creators here, experience backgrounds up to and in a few cases over two decades. Lots of interest in online community and other MMO/VR software.

We generally rolled on floor laughing at Metaverse.

Cool thanks for the info.

A bit about myself: I taught myself how to program QBASIC from books at the library when I was a kid (around 9). I have been programming ever since (around 18 years of professional web development spanning all aspects of the tech stack).
I became obsessed with AI when Dalle first came out and built a web interface that never saw the light of day for Mindalle (open source model). When Stable Diffusion came out I created a plugin for Krita but found this to be too limiting so I created my own app (AI Runner). I'm currently unemployed so this is what I spend most of my time on.

I plan to continue expanding the features and polishing this app indefinitely.

 

[Lexxi]

How does it do for "a humanoid fox painting a picture of isembard brunel"?

Tried. Got a foxy woman painting. So failed.

So tried going fox way first. Got below NSFW item:

Spoiler

 

[Khamon]

I find myself easily overwhelmed by option paralysis if I try to tackle too many different options at once, so I try to master a few variables at a time together, then gradually add more.

Says the inventor of the Particle Organ ha ha ha ha ha

 

[Jopsy Pendragon]

Says the inventor of the Particle Organ ha ha ha ha ha

-Precisely- why I made the thing in the first place!! I got impatient with editing numbers in LSL, hitting [save] and waiting for it to compile. =D

 

[Chalice Yao]

Welcome, Mr. AI Waffle!
It is indeed refreshing to see a software creator join a little board like this, to help out and talk about their product. Thanks for making it!

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

At least I got someone who looks like he may have been named Isembard Brunel.

 

[w4ffl35]

How does it do for "a humanoid fox painting a picture of isembard brunel"?

I tried your prompt out, here are some that i got

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

That's the most credible ones I've seen, and the framing of the frame in the first image is legit surreal.

 

[Jopsy Pendragon]

Almost started watching the new season of 'The Witcher' last night, but the recap covered so much stuff that I don't remember, I figured I'd find a better recap first before diving in.

Anyway I hear they're replacing Cavill with a Hemsworth... and thought, hm. What other casting choices could make it more... fun?

(4 images)

 

[Noodles]

Steve Martin looks like he is channeling Chris Pine in that D&D movie.

 

[CronoCloud Creeggan]

Tried. Got a foxy woman painting. So failed.

She reminds me of my SL avatar if I'm wearing something steampunky/victorian, the updo in red, the cleavage.

So tried going fox way first. Got below NSFW item:

Spoiler

I might have seen a foxgirl sort of like that in SL.

 

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg fused together.

Spoiler

 

[Bartholomew Gallacher]

How does it do for "a humanoid fox painting a picture of isembard brunel"?

This prompt will never lead to the desired result, because it is Isambard Kingdom Brunel, not Isembard. Isambard Brunel is enough as keyword to get him in properly.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isambard_Kingdom_Brunel

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

I don't always ask for Brunel. Just... something identifiable. A fox painting a picture of anything would be fine, really. Instead of someone painting a picture with a fox just being in the scene.

 

[Argent Stonecutter]

And this is what I get from spelling Isambard correctly. The fox *is* Isambard!

 

[Free]

Woman’s iPhone photo of son rejected from Sydney competition after judges ruled it could be AI

Suzi Dougherty was chuffed when a happy snap she took of her son on her iPhone turned out so well.

She was so happy with the sharp, colour-saturated picture of him posing with mannequins at a Gucci exhibition that she had a copy printed off for her mum and entered it in a local photography competition.

Four judges considered the photo – and they loved it.

Then they rejected it. They were suspicious it had been generated by artificial intelligence.