When I put text into something like an image generator I can make it select random prompts using the syntax {red|orange|yellow} etc. Now what if I want to select from a LOT more? I would put {import:morecolors} in the prompt right? That worked a few times, but suddenly it just doesn't work:

An error has occurred near line number 122: You've tried to import a generator that doesn't exist. The generator named 'morecolors' was not found. You can see for yourself by visiting that generator: morecolors. There's a list of useful generators that may help you find what you're looking for.

But that generator exists! Why is this not working and how do I get around it?

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So I just tried what you suggested. Perchance's is on the left and mine on the right.

As you can see mine is still not there yet and I need more info. Here is the workflow:

If you could replicate Perchance's exactly and provide your workflow, I would be glad to see

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  • [–] 2 points 1 year ago

    You probably want a GPU with 12GB of VRAM as that's enough to fit the entire fp8-scaled version. Also a PCIe 4 or 5 NVME SSD if you don't want model load times to be a problem, but that's about it. Linux is great for AI too.

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    I run ComfyUI on my blisteringly slow RTX 3060 12GB locally and Perchance's text-to-image-plugin absolutely blows it out of the water. The detail is INSANE. The intricate fractals made several people I asked – and even ChatGPT – think it's Midjourney. I have not even done anything remotely CLOSE to this in ComfyUI.

    So, what exactly is Perchance doing here? I don't want "I think it's xyz model" answers, I would like to see you all to try to replicate this image here as closely as possible. The exact settings I used for this are:

    • Positive prompt: A demonic god made of a swirling substance stands before a ruined city
    • Negative prompt is empty
    • No style
    • CFG: 7.0
    • Seed: 666
    • Image size: 512x768
    • I do not know what model this is, I have seen people claiming it is Chroma but I highly doubt it, as they have used Stable Diffusion 1.5(?) for a while (that model uses 512x768 in fact).

    @perchance@lemmy.world I'd like to hear from you as to how I can achieve this locally, you're the one who manages it after all :)

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