@sirstuck Wow, that brings back memories of me getting our truck stuck in the snow last winter. Trying so hard to get going but pulling forward only to slide back. It was so cold out. These guys were pushing me, telling me to go go go. But i was so stuck. My boot pushing hard on and off the gas. I really needed better tires that was a big part of the problem. I was secretly enjoying being the center of attention and enjoy those feelings as I pushed on the gas and the tires spun. Talking to the truck, come on come on. The rear tires spinning but not getting much traction. The truck rocking back in forth.
Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures
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Anyone else getting their requests kicked back saying "something in your request might have triggered Microsofts terms of use" and im only describing a stuck scene, not sexual... then when you try again it says "we're experiencing a lot of guests right now, try again later"
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@stuckfanjay said in Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures:
Anyone else getting their requests kicked back saying "something in your request might have triggered Microsofts terms of use" and im only describing a stuck scene, not sexual... then when you try again it says "we're experiencing a lot of guests right now, try again later"
I do too. I found that sometimes a small change in the description will let it go through, and not necessarily something that seems significant. For example, I like to put in the year for a specific vehicle, and if the request gets kicked then changing the year or leaving it out will sometimes result in success.
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@sirstuck said in Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures:
@spintire said in Use A. I. to generate stuck pictures:
there is Bing AI too: https://www.bing.com/images/create?FORM=GENILP
That's a different interface to the same processor
But Bing gives us four results instead of just one and, in my experience, is less fussy about "terms of use" etc.
It would help if we knew exactly what request generated some of the pictures here. I'm trying to get a left rear view of the driver looking backwards out the open door but nothing has worked so far. If you've obtained something sensible, please let us know how!
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@Florian I’ve been having the same issue. My other problem is it fills the cab of the truck with mud or snow.
I’ve found that it doesn’t like complex sentence structure, so if you say “a guy with his truck stuck in the mud” it takes the subject of the sentence, “guy”, and will show him stuck in the mud. I have the most luck when I think back to sentence diagraming in school and structure the sentences around placing the subject in the right spot. -
@gabe i will second this. commas separating features definitely help the AI discern what you are looking for, especially if its extremely specific. i've been having some success with extremely specific features of the person in question in a scene
i can't wait for a video generator for the AI. i'll have a banger of a fun time with that
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I'm okay with a majority of the AI pics! Won't replace the real thing...BUT....some pretty sexy pics from what I've seen!
