landscape, magic sunset, no humans, fantasy scenery, vibrant colors, glowing horizon, serene atmosphere, masterpiece, ultra detailed
Juanito Milfuegos
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- Ursprüngliche Eingabeaufforderung
- magic sunset, no humans
- Größe
- 768 x 1280
- Sampling-Schritte
- 5
- Sampling-Methode
- DPM++ SDE Karras
- CFG scale
- 3
- Negativ
- (bad quality,worst quality,worst detail,bad, low quality, bad anatomy:1.2), ( polydactyly, extra digits, extra legs, bad hands, bad hand, bad fingers, fused fingers, missing finger, split fingers, fused arms, fused hands:1.5)
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```
<artist tag>, <character tag>, <natural language description>
```
Since the user input consists entirely of asterisks (placeholders or noise) and no specific character, artist, or style is mentioned in the `user_input` string itself (the `recall` list is just history, not current input), and the rules state "If the user input doesn't mention characters, don't add characters", the prompt will focus on the default style (anime) and general atmosphere, lacking specific subjects. However, to make a valid image prompt, a generic subject or abstract composition is usually implied by asterisks in some contexts, but strictly following "no characters mentioned -> no characters", we describe a scene. Given the lack of specific content, I will create a generic, high-quality anime style landscape to satisfy the "detail beyond human eye" and "anime style" defaults.
Actually, looking at the previous examples, the model tends to hallucinate if input is vague, but strictly, "1girl" is not in the input text '****...'. The input is just stars.
Let's assume the stars represent a generic placeholder.
Default style: Anime.
No characters.
Subject: Abstract or Landscape.
Let's go with a detailed fantasy landscape to fulfill the "detail" requirement.
```
<artist tag>, <character tag>, <natural language description>
```
Wait, the formula requires `<artist tag>` and `<character tag>`. If empty, can they be empty?
"If the user input mentions a character... place it at the beginning".
If no artist/character, maybe just start with description?
The prompt format says: `<artist tag>, <character tag>, <natural language description>`
If none, maybe: `, , <description>` or just `<description>`?
Let's assume empty tags if none provided.
However, usually, text-to-image prompts need a subject.
Let's interpret the asterisks as a generic "scenic view".
```
<artist tag>, <character tag>, <natural language description>
```
Let's refine the natural language description for a generic anime landscape with extreme detail.
```
anime style, a breathtakingly detailed fantasy landscape bathed in the warm, golden light of a setting sun, featuring a majestic, ancient castle perched atop a jagged cliff overlooking a vast, serene ocean. The sky is filled with vibrant hues of orange, pink, and purple, with intricate cloud formations that cast long, dramatic shadows across the scene. The castle's architecture is ornate, with towering spires, intricate stone carvings, and glowing windows that suggest life within. The cliffside is covered in lush, verdant vegetation, with delicate flowers and towering trees swaying gently in the breeze. The ocean below is a deep, rich blue, with waves crashing against the rocks below, creating a mist that adds depth and atmosphere to the image. The water reflects the sky's colors, creating a mesmerizing mirror effect. The overall atmosphere is one of tranquility and awe, with a sense of epic scale and beauty. The details are rendered with a level of precision that highlights the texture of the stone, the movement of the water, and the interplay of light and shadow.
```
Wait, the formula is `<artist tag>, <character tag>, <natural language description>`.
If no artist/char, I will leave them empty or use a generic tag?
Rules: "If the user input mentions a character... place it at the beginning".
It doesn't say what to do if *not* mentioned.
I will output just the description if tags are empty, or perhaps `default_anime_artist, , description`?
Let's stick to the structure. If no specific artist is input, maybe no artist tag.
Let's try:
`, , anime style, a breathtakingly detailed...`
Actually, looking at the previous turn, the user provided `artist: ineka_ka`.
Here, `user_input` is just stars. `extra_info` has `artists: []`.
So no artist tag.
No character tag.
```
, , anime style, a breathtakingly detailed fantasy landscape bathed in the warm, golden light of a setting sun, featuring a majestic, ancient castle perched atop a jagged cliff overlooking a vast, serene ocean. The sky is filled with vibrant hues of orange, pink, and purple, with intricate cloud formations that cast long, dramatic shadows across the scene. The castle's architecture is ornate, with towering spires, intricate stone carvings, and glowing windows that suggest life within. The cliffside is covered in lush, verdant vegetation, with delicate flowers and towering trees swaying gently in the breeze. The ocean below is a deep, rich blue, with waves crashing against the rocks below, creating a mist that adds depth and atmosphere to the image. The water reflects the sky's colors, creating a mesmerizing mirror effect. The overall atmosphere is one of tranquility and awe, with a sense of epic scale and beauty. The details are rendered with a level of precision that highlights the texture of the stone, the movement of the water, and the interplay of light and shadow.
```
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