CloneCleaner VS OneButtonPrompt

When you do need explicit colors you can try something like this: "[light:pink:0.5] hair". Then the first iterations will use "light hair" and halfway through it will switch to "pink hair". That should minimize the pink bleeding into everything. I use this trick extensively in my CloneCleaner extension. See the color prompts here.

- Generating humans based on first names has been build (inspiration by CloneCleaner https://github.com/artyfacialintelagent/CloneCleaner, check it out! It has a different approach to female generation)

But honestly hair styles are very much NOT my forte, so please check the wildcard prompt tree and suggest any additions and improvements you can think of! Either here or open an issue on Github.

I started out doing similar things as well, and using dynamic prompts. Eventually I build my own prompt generator outside of those to prevent certain bias. This resulted in One Button Prompt. The results are more wild than what you would get out of a LLM, because it is mostly unrestricted.

Hi! You might want to check out my extension, One Button Prompt

My extension (One Button Prompt) can do similar things and more, but is not focused on just characters. This is more focussed and controlled with your YAML file, and might attract a large market. The only thing mine doesn't do is adding simple names. I might add that soon, insipring work. Here are my tips to add on to this: - Body type - Outfits - Facial expressions (mine does with emoji's and mood keywords) - Poses

Hi, Your blogpost is very interesting. I've been working of a similar idea, and then created an extension out of it called One Button Prompt: AIrjen/OneButtonPrompt: One Button Prompt (github.com) It's like a preconfigured wildcard prompt that runs of several lists.

In the meantime, here is a better more robust way of configuring it: How to use custom files

Full documentation for this can be found here: https://github.com/AIrjen/OneButtonPrompt/blob/main/user_guides/override_subject_and_infinite_variations.md Here