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When using dynamic prompts it would be handy to be able to insert values into the negative prompt at the same time. For example, say I want to randomly select between 2 characters. {character1|character2}
in character1 has 'female, (Black hair with {red|green|blue|purple} tips), blue eyes'
in character2 has 'female, (white hair), blue eyes'
Sometimes character1 will generate a result with white stripes in the hair for some reason (SD is funny that way). Usually I'd add ((white hair)) into the negative prompt to correct that. But it would then also subtract from character2 whenever it's randomly selected.
So it would be handy if wildcards supported something like this;
in character1 has 'female, (Black hair with {red,|black|blue|purple} tips), blue eyes, --((white hair))--'
so that whenever character1 is randomly selected it will automatically insert ((white hair)) into the negative prompt, but it would never be inserted if character2 is randomly selected.
I hope that explains my idea??
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When using dynamic prompts it would be handy to be able to insert values into the negative prompt at the same time. For example, say I want to randomly select between 2 characters. {character1|character2}
in character1 has 'female, (Black hair with {red|green|blue|purple} tips), blue eyes'
in character2 has 'female, (white hair), blue eyes'
Sometimes character1 will generate a result with white stripes in the hair for some reason (SD is funny that way). Usually I'd add ((white hair)) into the negative prompt to correct that. But it would then also subtract from character2 whenever it's randomly selected.
So it would be handy if wildcards supported something like this;
in character1 has 'female, (Black hair with {red,|black|blue|purple} tips), blue eyes, --((white hair))--'
so that whenever character1 is randomly selected it will automatically insert ((white hair)) into the negative prompt, but it would never be inserted if character2 is randomly selected.
I hope that explains my idea??
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: