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- Since cref came out, I've been eager to post a video specifically about consistent characters, but I waited until I had a method I absolutely loved. This is that video!
As I mention, I created a GPT that really streamlines this process:
chatgpt.com/g/g-hfOosvOH7-gli...
I hope you guys enjoy, and feel free to come to my discord if you have any questions from trying this. I, or anyone in my community, will be thrilled to help you!
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You're OP for this one. Much gratitude.
So glad you're happy! Thanks for watching!! 😎
great info. Will try it out later this week.
say hi to Hannah made me smile 👋
It's pretty good. The only issue I've experienced is that it's really nice hard to get the character to look away from the camera, or to be active in the scene. When you start with a consistent portrait style, all the subsequent prompts tend to be portraits as well. So, not the best for storytelling, but otherwise pretty neat.
this is awesome, thanks for making this gpt!
Thank you very much Glibatree
Thank you for this great video. I enjoy watching your tutorials. 🤗
Appreciate it bro!!
Congratulations!
This is great. Thanks a bunch. I have a question though, how would this work with 2-3 characters in the same image?
Great tips. Please turn that awful background music down or get rid of it.
Thank you for another excellent video! Question: I noticed that your GPT created prompts with multi-prompt parameters (i.e. using the ::). In the Midjourney documentation, it doesn’t list v6 as being compatible with that parameter. Is that just an oversight on Midjourney’s part, or has that multi-prompt parameter indeed been deprecated?
Version 6 definitely supports (or at least follows uses) multi-prompts, and i did a lot of experimenting - and controlling the prompts this exactly was the best way to get actual consistency.
Otherwise little changes in scene, like being in a gym, would still change your character (ie, add muscles)
@@glibatree Fantastic! I really appreciate the follow-up. I’ll reincorporate the multi-prompts into my workflow, and I can’t wait to use your GPT!
@@trevorama Good luck!
Great stuff. If done in Discord, is this similar to using cref with "preferred option set" option name (where I use five reference images)?
Yes, on Discord, I would say that that would be the best approach to save the cref so it's easy to use over and over again. (You'll probably still appreciate the prompts from my gpt)
Technically, the function is closer to using /suffix directly. But that isn't really practical if you ever want to generate more than one character.
Good luck generating 😀
prima vista it seems like your work surface in midjourney will do the things a lot easier than I can do them on discord; did I miss something I should know now to switch back from discord to... yes, to what you are using? Btw: great work!
damn, I missed the update on midjourney 6 it seems, lol
Thank you i like to use your combination with chat gpt ✌️
Glad you enjoy it, and you are very welcome!
Question are you on discord on your computer? Because if not I didn’t know mid journey had a website
Yes you can use the site now. I believe you might have needed to create a certain amount in discord first.
Thanks for Glibatree Consistent Character Assistant!
Your very welcome!
Very good explanation, nice music, too. Curious, which country are you from? So easy to understand your English...
Thanks, glad you enjoyed! I'm from the United States, in the northeast.
How do you get into the alpha? I can only get into the discord. There is no place to pay for the client.
hallo i loved your video. But i have 1 question, how to make six panel like in the video via midjourney? thx GBU
I've been using midjourney a while, but haven't checked out other channels. 1 of your videos you invited people to check out your channel, but I don't see what it is or how to find it?
I think you mean my when I invited people to my Discord channel - which also includes some threads to generate Midjourney art. I always have my discord link in my description.
Looks like we have to have alpha status to join
Good tip.
Glad you found it useful
recently just started using aigc tool. thanks for sharing. do you know any free tool? what about Stylar?
When I try stuff like this, the characters tend to stare into the camera, they never look at other things in the scene.
Yeah, I was getting a lot of these too. I chose this prompt format to escape the standard Midjourney look-
I also think starting close-up and zooming out like this is good for that. Phrases like "looking to the left" will be much more likely to work if your generating the image from pretty close up
@@glibatree Which prompt format?
@@jesse8068 The one my GPT generates for closeup portraits
@@glibatree understood, thanks!
@@glibatree hey so what do you mean by this. Do you make a whole new prompt and divert from your GPT prompt? Im having the same issue... would love some help!
Is this achievable if you begin with an existing image of a character?
You can certainly invent characters this way as well
How can we add our own captured image as the background?
If you want to really to use your own image, probably the best way is going to be pulling it and your character that midjourney generates into a photo editor. Photoshop out whatever you use.
If you want Midjourney to create an image /inspired/ by your own- a Midjourney image prompt might be sufficient
I'm not getting different angles or even expressions from your prompt. They're all just staring straight ahead.
Definitely worth a regenerate if you haven't tried that already. I spend the most time on getting the right grid collage. You can also vary region to regenerate just parts of the collage which can help.
But, don't fret too much. You can always just try using them as references and see how consistent the output is. Good luck :D
The video is very good, but i feels like the BGM is a bit strange, and the sound is loud.That's just my thoughts, no offense.
Appreciate the thoughts, thanks and glad you liked the video itself! I am experimenting with some recording software and working out the kinks, so all feedback is helpful
I liked your choice of background music.
Thanks my man! Music choice can be a little polarizing, but this was a track I used to use a bunch when I live streamed more on this channel - felt like a fun called back