sd-dynamic-prompts VS sd-wildcards

I found some of the images I remember from the article I'm trying to find, buried deep in the StylePile Extension , but sadly not the article itself. The Wildcards Directory Extension looks promising as well, although it seems only tangentially related to what I'm looking for.

While not really relevant to the issue I am trying to use a program to build wildcards to use with sd-dynamic-prompts. That is why the code contains a few weird things in how it outputs the files and why it restricts certain characters on input.

wildcards already done https://github.com/adieyal/sd-dynamic-prompts/blob/main/collections/nsp/nsp/nationality.txt

Body types is on my to-do list if I can make it work. As for custom categories, probably not. Honestly if that's what you want you should use a straightforward wildcard extension like Dynamic Prompts. Try it, it's fantastic.

First step: install the dynamic prompt extension (you may like some of its extra features as they fall directly in the type of work you are doing) or the barebones Wildcard extension that was initially released by A1111 himself.

This is an experimental attempt in order to avoid "same face"/copypaste effect of having multiple subjects. It's simply using adetailer and dynamic prompt extension to create a group people with different clothing/expressions. The prompt in both txt2img and adetailer can be changed according to what the project need.

https://github.com/adieyal/sd-dynamic-prompts let you add random (or controlled) info to your prompt

mattjaybe/sd-wildcards: A collection of wildcards for Stable Diffusion (github.com)

ControlNet and using wildcards from the Dynamic Prompts extension. I have a bunch of wildcards already made here.

I've created a collection of wildcards, with many of them generated by ChatGPT. These make Dynamic Prompts really useful and fun to use.

I have a bunch more here: https://github.com/mattjaybe/sd-wildcards

Most of these were generated with ChatGPT and I borrowed a few from this repo. You can check that out as well. That repo has some really useful wildcards.

I have a bunch of wildcards created with ChatGPT that I put up on Github if anyone wants to try them out. There are over 170 of them to choose from, including art movements, dresses, sci-fi/fantasy/horror artists, biomes, scenarios, subjects, and more.

I've put together a Github repo with more instructions, plus my own collection of 174 wildcards.