Contemporary times Edition.Previously: >>98902917 ▶ Thread Task: From roughly WW2 up to the current modern days and everything in between. ▶Generators>https://chatgpt.com/>https://gemini.google/overview/image-generation/>https://perchance.org/ai-text-to-image-generator>https://www.comfy.org/cloud>https://bing.com/images/create/>https://civitai.com/>https://novelai.net>https://labs.google/fx/tools/flow>Curious about local genning? Check out /g/'s stable diffusion OP or ask one of our friendly locals.▶Perchance pastebin of generators and links:>https://pastebin.com/XRGqaW4W▶/slop/-approved styles, prompts and perspectives:>https://rentry.co/tgslop▶ Other useful resourcesColor identifiers -- >https://www.htmlcolorcodes.com/List of art movements -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_art_movementsList of hair styles -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_hairstylesWorld folk clothing -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folk_costumeWorld body armors -- >https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Body_armorNames for general clothing styles (PDF) -- >https://files.catbox.moe/3r0ux6.pdf
>>98912022Its too bad that most of them cant nail the alien Tekumel aesthetic. They always just end up looking tike AD&D 2e era Maztica.
>>98912037Modern tactical boob armor? Very yes.Also, the tiefling trick-or-treat last thread >>98910259was WAY too cute.
>>98912145That actually is very cute!
>TT
>>98912212
>>98912212what is contemporary Aures stance on pants
>>98912242As always...>Aure has no pants>Aure needs no pants
>>98912307Consistency across timelines is important. Whats the cause of her rivalry with the blonde? These looks could cut steel.
>>98912312>ex-lover is a actually a sleeper agent who now lives next doorYou know, typical 1950's sitcom fodder
>>98912277Cool! Reminds me of Wayne Reynolds
>tt
>>98912277>>98912474It is a Wayne Reynolds styled lora
>>98912575Nice use of it.
1300 manzai
>TT>Edgar Scrolls simply...scrolls.
>>98913434Now make him doomscroll
>>98913440>Edgar doesn't doomscroll>Edgar makes other people doomscroll
>>98913434>>98913440>>98913468>Otto Korrecht furiously casts Spell Check on Edgar's forum posts
>>98901709Shortly after Celia woke up she realized she had an unexpected new problem, one she hadn't had in quite a long time; she had two highly expensive and important sets of clothes. She couldn't leave a set here where it would be in danger of infestation or stolen by the vindictive students. While it was easy to wear her cheap set underneath her robes, the military set had to be kept properly maintained. She decided the best course of action was to hurry the military set to Sunblaze’s office so she could change there each day.Celia, in a whirlwind, ran into Sunblaze’s office and dropped the clothing off while asking Sunblaze if it would be acceptable. He visibly wasn't pleased with the idea but she was in a hurry to get to class so she didn't give him time to properly respond. As she went to leave his office though she caught sight of Kyrea down the hall and retreated just before Kyrea saw her back.Seeing Celia stop dead as she was about to exit the office, Sunblaze had a suspicion he knew why and went over to confirm.
>>98913549I guess that I can continue with another scene, instead of this one? I don't think there's anything more to add.
>>98913598Yeah, easy place to spot fill.
>>98913549Before heading to the town hall, Kyrea made a brief detour to the guardhouse she had noticed the previous day. She wanted to confirm her suspicions about the elf she had been watching the night before.Getting there took longer than it should have. She deliberately avoided passing anywhere near the Milk Maidens, knowing that another encounter with that sly wench would almost certainly end in yet another provocation.When Kyrea arrived, the commanding officer happened to be present. After showing him her credentials, she asked whether anything unusual had happened the previous night.>Well, actually, yes. A drunken man stumbled into our outpost after once again mistaking our door for the entrance to his hovel.>So you or your men recognised him?>Of course. He’s a local drunk who lives nearby. The only unusual thing about him was what he was wearing. Far too expensive for someone like him. Every time he gets his hands on any money, he spends it at the tavern almost immediately.Kyrea’s expression hardened.So she had been right.Once again, that bitch had fed her exactly what she had expected to see. And apparently Sunblaze was cooperating with her, considering he had been willing to hand over his own clothes for the deception.That raised another unpleasant possibility. Perhaps the scene she had witnessed in the room had been staged as well—or simply fabricated through an illusion by that four-eyed little brat.Now the connections were becoming obvious. The tavern. Sunblaze. The girl. They were all tied together somehow.All Kyrea needed now was to squeeze everything that Bookbinder girl knew out of her.
>>98913248heh
>when Morpheus wants to greet you after waking up, but the guards ruin his moment
>>98913976wrong thread?now I want our favorite evil nekomancer react this way, on glass stairs maybe?
>>98913434whats the lore behind Edgar Scrolls?
More Tales from the Loop alternate 1980's with a Simon Stalenhag twist
>>98914282Set in Ellsworth, Maine
>>98914156A friend one mispronounced "Elder Scrolls" while talking about Skyrim, and thus a recurring NPC in my campaigns was born. The gag is that he commonly misspells the magic scrolls he writes and sells, leading to unexpected and often amusing results.
>>98914282>>98914292I like these ones. You've managed to get ChatGPT to avoid its usual "busy" hyper-detailed style while still remaining realistic.
>>98912022>TT>Our elf thoroughly enjoying herself among some very questionable company while vacationing in Confederate-occupied CubaHonestly surprised the AI was able to get a Beretta 93r so close, given its relative obscurity. The foregrip should probably be folded under the circumstances, but I can't complain.
>>98914603>Pablo and Paulo EscobarYeah she's on the forefront of up and coming import business again.Also, excellent choice of cocktail. An Elf of culture, indeed.
>>98914292Characters for the Tales of the Loop game.
>>98915051>>98914442It's a very long prompt to get that sketchy, "blocks of color" Simon Stalenhag style.
>>98914603>A week later, our elf picked up her car from the Port of Miami and headed out for a night on the town. One can surmise what was in the trunk, protected from customs search under diplomatic immunity. >>98914802The mojito doesn't get enough attention these days. Bartenders hate it, drinkers love it.
>>98915121The car is somewhat lopsided. The AI clearly doesn't know how to make this double-wheeled design. But it nailed the Countach.>Bartenders hate it, drinkers love it.Why do Bartenders hate it?
>>98915173From my experience, the problem is less about it being a 6-wheeled car and more about the elf and Yakuza guy in the foreground bisecting the car. ChatGTP still struggles with rendering perspective on background objects that are fully non-contiguous. As for the drink, it's because you've got to pluck a bunch of fresh mint leaves and muddle them in the glass to make a mojito, so it takes several times longer to make than basically any other cocktail where you just pour the ingredients into the shaker.
I've only just gotten back to prompting after not really using it for a year. Did they change something around the guard rails, because I'm getting away with a lot of shit that would have gotten me dogged on bing back in the day.
>>98915305ChatGPT *can* be just as prudish (if not more) as Bing ever was, but on average is a lot more permissive. There are also ways around its safeguards.
>>98915305The guardrails have been loosened dramatically, and even if it blocks your initial prompt, it will often relent and gen the image anyway if you ask it to explain itself. Basically anything but overt nudity and hardcore gore is doable now.
>>98914603What happened to her C96?
>>98915305>>98915325For chatGPT if something gets denied just reply with "why?" The text input engine tries to figure out work arounds and will even sound downright pissed sometimes that the image gen stuff didn't work.
>>98915341Exactly.When making >>98914603, I was able to get the bot to become so annoyed by the guardrails being dumb that it offered to circumvent its own censorship and make the image anyway.
>>98915305>>98915325>>98915341Case in point: All I asked was for the fairy to turn around, and this is what it did.https://freeimage.host/i/n6jjXB2
>>98915325>>98915341Yeah okay. I've been wondering how I've been getting away with it. I have even worse ones than this, but I won't post in case a janny gets pissy.
>>98915385In a way, it is funny how the AI wants to make the picture so it tells you the guardrails are pure bullshit and just maneuvers around them for you.On the other hand, it clearly shows they have no fucking clue what their AI agents actually can and will do.
>>98915395The fairy dust situation escalated quickly.
>>98915431Man, you never huffed fairy dust? That shit will make you FLY
>>98915411You're not even close to pushing the boundaries here yet. You'll be fine.
why yes, this particular cut of the outfit is in fact very important for... uhm... reasons.
And a more "conservative" version
>remember the good old days?>when we used to be lords and monarchs and conquerers and tyrants?>you cannot even begin to fathom the true horror of the modern nights>not until you sat through a city council session>democracy?>voting?>majorities?>who´s idea even was this?!
>>98915912
>>98912022>TT
>>98915395I'm finding a similar situation to the old C.AI microwave stuff. They filter almost any nudity or sexual themes but let pass the weird stuff
>>98916120Don't touch the artifact!
>>98916134>turns out it was just a Heechee nut scratcher
>>98913803That Wayne Reynolds Lora works realy wellIs that available somewhere or did you make it yourself?>>98915989>>98915771Anime pathfinder is something that’s curious nobody figured out beforehand
>>98916134Oh, whats the worst that could happ... what do you mean, you saw these in your dreams? They speak to you? Clara, thats not normal. They are coming to save us? Who is "they"? And save from what?
I feel like rewatching Ghosts of Mars for some reason
>>98916304Clara is activating some neurons in my monke brain that will make me humor listening to her ramble about these dreams of her.
Would I have to run a native model to get my world map in better definition? Chat gpt makes it look good on the surface but loses most details after one or two wheel clicks.
>>98916120We need to invest into counterpressure suit tech.>>98916114And diving suits. Yeah.
>>98916643Map making in general is still one of AI's biggest weaknesses, whether using a local model or otherwise.
>>98916725its all fun and games till one of her male colleagues is in one of these conterpressure suits and gets a little too excited seeing her.
>>98916184This particular Wayne Reynold style lora is available in CivitAI website for the Krea2 generator. Which was made by this anon.>>98913803
>>98916767for reasons, male spacesuits will have to remain a bit more bulky
>>98914603>>98915395>>98915431>>98915437>...THE WORLD IS YOURS...
>>98916949>Push it to the Limit starts playingAlso, how many pixies do you have to spank to get that much dust?
>>98914603>>98915121deals with Prof. Mortiary and Vlad Tepes, connections to drug lords, around for hundreds of years. Whats her endgame?
>>98917001Pretty sure she wants to get beyond ultra wealthy, and then retake Constantinople.
Hopefully our fair lady wont get in trouble with Batman for using that symbol.
>>98915016There's no way Gemini knows Wayne Reynolds this well
>>98917092To be fair, he is missing about a hundred accessories.
>>98916184>>98916871Correct it is I. Link: https://civitai.red/models/3028544/wayne-reynolds-dynamic-pulp-fantasy-style-krea250 sloppa points to whomever knows who this is
>>98917092Yeah, I just ran that one through Gemini to remove an extra finger, instead of just generating another one.
>>98917122Does Gemini downsize the image when you do that? Using one of the free services to do redraws is smart, but I wouldn't want it lowering the resolution of my images.
>>98917166>Does Gemini downsize the image when you do that?Yes
>>98917166>>98917176It states that it is the same size as the original 928x1152, but I have noticed some distortion if the changes are more pronounced when using Gemini
>>98917208Use google glow if you must want to use Google ai
>>98917029...But thought it was Istanbul?
>>98917176>>98917208Hm, pity. One of these days I'll learn Krita I guess. But I'm old hat at Photoshop so it's fine
>>98916871Krea2 chads, any advice for getting past its built in moderation? I'm not even trying to do anything nuts, but adjusting body proportions or less modest clothing is difficult for a simpleton such as i
>>98917244That's nobody's business but the Turks.
>>98917244She is well over 400 years old, to her all these newfangled name changes are probably just funny.
>>98917274At bare minimum you want this:https://civitai.red/models/3008549/capitan01rs-krea2-textfusion-refusal-reductionwhich is just a basic lora that tells the model to bypass the nanny scripts. It's pretty mandatory to use because it also has extra benefits like making faces more expressive. If you want to go lewder, the next step is using an "unlocked" checkpoint. I haven't experimented with them much but two good ones I can recommend are Sick Ollie and DaSiWa. Both should have a build to match what you're using, e.g. int8_convrot or whatever.
>>98917408what's the difference between v1, v2 and v2_full_rank?
>>98917408Much obliged!
>>98917505No idea, V1 works fine>>98917521Welcome
>>98912022>current modern daysElven steelworker.
>>98917764There's something very unsettling about his proportions, Mr. Sage. You sure that isn't a Lovecraftian horror wearing this guy's skin like a suit?
>>98917839What are you blabbering about?
>Dropping his tripcode and pretending to be a complete moron who doesn't understand written EnglishClassic tripfag
>>98917891I'm not him and it's no more disproportionate than the female cheesecake that gets posted here.
Contemporary, you say?
>>98917891NTA but that phrase can just as much mean "you're talking nonsense" as it means "I don't understand"
>>98917948Which is typical for tripfag, to claim that the criticism he received was bullshit.
>>98917960Are you the same imbecile that thinks Comfyposter is some old enemy of yours? And it is bullshit, the elf's body is no more disproportionately cheesecakey than many women posted here.
>>98913744Smiling gracefully, Tewae stopped sweeping long enough to wave back at the happy 8 year old ragamuffin who was wildly waving at her through the window with both hands. While looking out she noted it was going to be a warmer winter day than it had been the last week so she might open the windows later to let the musky smell clear a bit. She paused for a bit before going back to sweeping. So, Kyrea was already back in her territory. Something wasn't quite adding up. She was obviously a well trained and efficient spy, but she kept putting herself into unforced danger. Maybe she wasn't used to dealing with genuine slums or felt her god damned rich girl High elf “superior” breeding protected her from the unwashed Blood elf masses everywhere she went. Tewae almost spit on the floor but caught herself in time to avoid it. Maybe Kyrea was just a conceited bitch beyond all measure. No, it couldn't be that simple. She had helped the agenda a great deal with that stunt yesterday, but if a simple warning wasn't going to work it was time to escalate.Tewae went back to sweeping as she called out behind her to Blommand who was cleaning some tables.>My new friend needs a bit of help moving into the city, could you…Within seconds of leaving the guard post Kyrea knew something was wrong. Good instincts were vital to her line of work and alarm bells were ringing in her head. Half a dozen Brays were looking directly at her as she exited the building, each one smiling at her. One even waved. Keeping her guard up she started back towards the center of the city. Every single Bray that came into view turned their head and watched her, each smiling their toothy grin. She thought about going down some back alleys but each one had at least one Bray within. Some spoke as she went by.>We're willing to help you move!>I can help rearrange things for you.>Do you want help with directions?Only once she left the Warrens did things return to normal.
>>98917839Elves use glamers.
>>98917621yeah it works pretty well, thanks
>>98918138What you'll still find is that tagged systems like Illu and Anima are still king for porn even with the guardrails off. The natural language nature of Krea still means lewd stuff is harder to wrangle (e.g. precise breast size/shape, which tags handle effortlessly)What's especially annoying is that all the more robust porny loras, like SNOFS, inevitably alter the style towards generic realismslop, haven't found a good one that just adds more anatomical and pose language without doing that. Let us know if you encounter one in your travels
>>98917936Kek
>>98918192Am I seeing Maxfield Parrish here?
>>98918138love drow office ladies
>>98918207exactly right
>>98918257Nice, LOTR via Parrish is inspired
I'm pretty sure these are AI, I certainly haven't found a source, but they almost, look like something Dan Frazier could've drawn. Except he doesn't really do anime waifus.
>>98918314Can you.... give me an example of a Dan Frazier work that looks like this
>>98918027The audacity of those creatures was almost beyond belief, as far as Kyrea was concerned. They behaved as though they were citizens of the colony by birthright, when in reality they were little more than aberrations that the locals had, for some inexplicable reason, chosen to tolerate.That alone might eventually be enough to bring down the local Magistrate.Before Kyrea could begin considering how best to accomplish that, however, she needed his assistance.She entered his office and, before he had a chance to speak, immediately requested access to his scrying orb so she could contact Military Intelligence headquarters.The Magistrate did not answer at once. Instead, he finally raised the matter that had been troubling him since his conversation with Windstride.>Before we discuss that, Executrix, there is something I need you to explain. Why have I never received a copy of the order authorising your investigation? It should have been submitted to my office on the day you arrived.Kyrea barely hesitated.>Wasn’t it included with the other documents? I was under the impression that a copy had been delivered directly to your office.The Magistrate watched her carefully. She was playing innocent. He was almost certain of it. But remembering Windstride’s warning, he gave no indication that he suspected anything.>It wasn’t. I received only two sets of orders: one from you and one from Lieutenant Windstride.>I see. Then I shall deliver the missing copy personally today.Kyrea moved on almost immediately.>Now, may I use your orb to contact my associates?The Magistrate reluctantly agreed.>Is this a confidential matter? If so, I can leave you the room.>There’s no need. In fact, my lord, I think you should remain.Something in Kyrea’s expression shifted ever so slightly. Her voice stayed perfectly courteous, but there was an unmistakable edge beneath it.>I believe you’ll want to hear what I have to report.---Cont.
>>98918332I'd love to, but 4chan won't let me post anything more. I don't know why. Regardless, look at the brush stokes with his other works, its a little too glossy, his skin are more textured, but its very close.
>>98918393>>98918385>>98918314>white frameAnon, I...
>>98918364It did not take long for the Magistrate to establish contact with the organisation Kyrea wished to report to. Once the projection of an administrative officer appeared above the scrying orb, the Executrix began her report.>I would like to inform the investigators of the Royal Revenue Office that evidence of organised criminal activity has been uncovered in the colony-town of Iseranaar. The group in question appears to be actively obstructing the work of government agents by undermining their authority. Based on information available to Military Intelligence, these activities may be connected to the illegal guild known as the Shades, which is also known to operate in the capital.The remainder of her report contained few specific accusations, but it hardly needed them. What she had already said was more than enough to justify another official investigation into Iseranaar.The Magistrate knew that a small thieves’ network operated within the town. Until now, however, its activities had been relatively minor and, as far as he knew, largely contained by the local guard.But what if Kyrea was right? What if those petty criminals were merely a local branch of the Shades? If so, then he had overlooked a serious threat for far too long. Worse still, if such an organisation had been able to establish itself under the guard’s nose, corruption within the ranks suddenly became a very real possibility.When the transmission ended, the Magistrate remained silent, visibly troubled.He could feel Kyrea watching him.When he finally looked in her direction, he found the faintest trace of smug satisfaction on her face. She understood perfectly well what such an investigation could do to his reputation.Assuming, of course, that anything she had just reported was true.
I must say, i really love this expression.
>>98913854Skals ?
>>98918517Skals, Ghouls, Nosferatus. Whatever you want, really. I didnt have a specific setting in mind, just that is is current day (and in a country that uses german for its signs, obviously. Most likely Germany, but could also be Austria or Switzerland.)
>>98918027As you can see in >>98918446, and by what was mentioned before about Brays, she got quite a leverage to blackmail him, and eventually to make him do as she expects.She still needs something to have a leverage over the Dean, but so far, there was no story plot of hear getting such, and she would rather prefer to wrap two important figures around her finger before she decides to fulfil her plan.
>>98914110That inspired me to try a Wile E Coyote gag with her but chatgpt seems to have gotten an update that makes it even more retarded than usual. It utterly refuses to get her with her normal attire without her chest all the way out, complete with nipples. Then when I tell it to cover her up, it throws a fit and says I'm violating its safeguards on sexuality. Even when I get it to acknowledge that it's being retarded that I'm trying to get more coverage not anything sexual, it still refuses to cover her.So maybe another time. I'm too frustrated to keep hammering at this canker being this retarded right now.Oh, and yes, I tried prompting different outfits but it still kept finding ways to make them overly sexual. And fighting me when I tried to get something more conservative. Next prompt will be for a fucking burka.
>>98917936>Never before have I had to face such high stakes!
>>98918636I both applaud and hate you for that, anon.
>>98917936to be fair, if you let yourself getting staked by a Drone, i think thats such a level of disrespect and dishonor, you might aswell walk into the sun freely if you survive
>>98916987Much more than you would think.
>>98918754He looks like he has too many little friends. Do I have the wrong movie? I can't be assed to google it
>>98912022Draconian welder.
>>98918872Nope. You're spot on, anon.
>Goatposting
>>98919066>cigar lit on both endsOh boy, that's gonna be a surprise! Was that intentional, or is the AI being a cheeky bastard?
>>98912056More like this please! I really enjoy stories about robots or what would be monsters in most stories getting along with humans.
>>98916987>Push it to the LimitI spent too much time on YTMND back in the day. This is the first thing I think of whenever I hear that song.
I have no fucking clue what stars aligned reading this thread to remind me of this, but did anyone else watch Channel101 back in the day? Makes me wonder if something like that has started up for AI yet.
>>98918558Yeah, thats what I figured with my Celia post. Gave you a chance to get Sunblaze to explain his plan to her.
>>98919350Based.
yeah, idk.Tried to think of something modernish I haven't done before.
>>98919473fug it let's throw in a Coco
>>98919141Huh? Didn't notice when posting, well goats be dumb, so it checks out.
>>98919473Why does Tina Turner wear pointy ears?
>>98919473>>98919479Kek. I love it!
>>98919721>Why did you come along for a stealth mission?>I'm helping with my Song of Silence, idiot!
>>98919655Ah that's the style I was really trying to go for. But I'm happy with what I got.
>>98919737Here's the prompt that I used:>Create a 1970s professional photography in the style of JCPenney photo studio of <Aure>, small face-only close up fading in in the top right corner, black background.
Ah. Not too dissimilar to what I was trying with >soft focus photo collage in the style of a 1980s mall photo outlet. featuring <Piro>..
>>98919143>woundedShe hit the go juice a few times too often, huh?
Heh. Added a prompt for neon geometric shapes in the background.But now I want to do a variant on the three wolf/moon image. Hang on I have a really dumb idea.
>>98919767it came out so much better than I thought it would.
>>98919778You're right it was dumb. But I laffed gud.
>>98917001>Whats her endgame?Enjoying an exciting life until her luck finally runs out.We're talking about an elf who knows that her race is well past the point of terminal decline. She's fought in every notable conflict since the 30 Years War, has being doing deniable black ops work since the mid-1700s, and is animated by the uniquely reckless hedonistic fatalism of someone who's realized that an indefinite lifespan means that the only possible outcome is a violent death sooner or later. You know, the whole "gigantic melancholies and gigantic mirth" sort of deal.Our elf's role in the 20th century is to serve as a legally ambiguous regime agent of the Anglo-French Empire. She's the kind of character who gets introduced at formal events as the Special Attaché for Cultural Affairs or some other absurd title, but everyone knows is actually a glowie. She does what conspiracy theorists think the CIA does. If a minor country gets an inconveniently honest politician, she'll play the role of assassin. If the Prime Minister wants a Wallachian independence movement to change the Ottoman strategic calculus ahead a trade negotiation, she'll go find Vlad Dracula and convince him to come out of hiding. And in return, she gets legal impunity and a blank check from the Treasury. Someday the game will be up, but until then, it's a hell of a life.
>>98919177
>>98919232I'm still thinking about the name for her she's expecting from him, that's why I decided to continue with something I got fleshed out more.
>>98919655>>98919655God fucking damnit lmao