OpenArt: Generate a scene using a trained character

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Demo summary

The user demonstrates selecting a saved character in OpenArt, pasting a prompt, and adjusting character weight and prompt adherence to generate a specific scene frame.

Step-by-step

Click on Create with that character to select your trained model
Paste your image prompt into the prompt field
Remove the character's name from the text prompt if they are already selected as a reference
Set Auto Enhance to off
Adjust Prompt Adherence to a value between 2 and 3
Set Character Weight to 0.8
Select the 16:9 Cinema aspect ratio in Output Settings
Click Create to generate the first frame

Options

Use ChatGPT to generate descriptive image prompts
Regenerate the image multiple times to get different versions
Slightly modify the text prompt to refine the result

Watch out for

Simple prompts like 'Character is sitting in a train' will not produce consistent results
High prompt adherence values follow the text more strictly, while lower values follow it less

Tips

Leave Auto Enhance off to prevent the AI from adding unwanted elements
Keep Character Weight at 0.8 to best preserve the character's look based on testing
Don't settle for a mediocre image at this stage since generating images is the cheapest part of the process
Use a specific prompting format starting with the character's name to help the AI understand the subject

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