Writing Prompts & Best Practices
Understanding some best practices will help you achieve the desired results. It is best to do following when formulating your prompts:
Describe the shape of the character (anatomy, facial features, etc.)
Famous people can be used as a reference
You can also describe non-anatomical features, such as a characterization of the character or their context
However, it is best to avoid the following when formulating your prompts:
As this plugin produces a character shape, do not describe anything that won’t be part of the output such as a specific pose, facial expression, hair or facial hair,, clothing, accessories, etc.
Do not describe figures that have non-human anatomical features (e.g., mermaids, fairies, centaurs, cyclopes, mutilation, etc.)
The following are properly formulated sample prompts:
“A retired 50 year old boxer. He has a big forehead, his jawline is square, his cheekbones prominent, and his nose was broken in the past. While still muscular, he has accumulated fat over the years and has a visible beer belly.”
“A plus-size female model of Asian descent, she is 5 months into her pregnancy.”
“A skinny troll with big hands.”
Once you have written a prompt that represents the desired output, click Generate.
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