@Nocturn
If you can run things locally, the two main ways to do this are with inpainting (drawing which areas to use for the current prompt and only filling in that), and regional prompting (aka βforge coupleβ in reForge) that splits the image into sections (so you can say βthis part of the prompt applies to all the image, this part to the upper half, and this part to the lower left quadrant).
If you can run things locally, the two main ways to do this are with inpainting (drawing which areas to use for the current prompt and only filling in that), and regional prompting (aka βforge coupleβ in reForge) that splits the image into sections (so you can say βthis part of the prompt applies to all the image, this part to the upper half, and this part to the lower left quadrant).
Basically itβs possible to work the system, but itβs not straight forward.
@Background Pony #09DE
Since Iβm already hereβ¦ Raw number of images isnβt really a concern, storage is fairly cheap. Transfer is the main cost factor there; site would have to scale close to derpi levels of user numbers and activity for there to be a βproblemβ. Which IMO would a happy problem.
Since Iβm already hereβ¦ Raw number of images isnβt really a concern, storage is fairly cheap. Transfer is the main cost factor there; site would have to scale close to derpi levels of user numbers and activity for there to be a βproblemβ. Which IMO would a happy problem.