Multi-Prompting for Beginners - Midjourney Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 เม.ย. 2023
- In this Midjourney tutorial, we'll be exploring the world of multi-prompting for beginners. If you've ever wanted to generate unique and complex art with ease, then this video is for you! We'll cover the basics of multi-prompting, including how it works and how to use it effectively.
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I was thinking: hold on , did midjourney content are finished so thats way he will repeat the things .. but Hell NO .. you make the video like its my first time knowing midjourney prompting .. and you nailed it with description in the beginning about regular prompt and multiple prompt.. can wait for the next video 👍👍
Thanks for the comment! I'm glad I was able to help out
you can also use negative weights in multi-prompts as opposed to having to use the "--no ____" parameter as well - it's definitely a more precise & less confusing way to specify stuff you don't want to be included in your designs
I show that off in tomorrows video!
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I love MJ v5! 💜
I can't believe Midjourney is a real thing hahaha
Fab explanation, really clear and just what I was looking for! Thank you so much.
I'm really glad I could help, thanks for the comment!
Great explanation and visualization!!
I'm happy you think so! Thanks for the feedback
Very well explained. Thanks again and keep the vid’s coming!
I'm glad it made sense, thanks for the feedback!
Another great video! thanks
Cheers buddy!
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1 & 4 are stunning.......... now add "puddle in foreground + foggy mist --ar 5:6" and let me know what you think!! 😉
😂 I've known about the puddles but the foggy mist is a game changer haha
Yes, ai art is really about trying to make the best bets possible and hopefully hit a homerun with something beyond genius
that's a good way of putting it!
Excellent! Thank you. 👍
Can't wait for the follow-up, because I really want to know what you've experienced as far as having different weights to multi-prompts when the overall prompt gets longer. Does a multi-prompt with something weighted as a 2 at the _end_ of a long prompt have as much effect? I've struggled with that a lot.
Thank you for this.
haha the next video will be up tomorrow morning .. but as far as the weight at the end of a long prompt? I've never tested that but I think it's because I'm pretty sure it wouldn't matter. I think :: makes Midjourney treat each part separately, and therefore there is no order of importance ...
however, I could be wrong! And it's something I should experiment with. Thanks for the comment!
Great vid. It’d be helpful to see how you split the weight over more than 2 subjects. What if you have 5 elements you need to weight? How do you focus one weight without diluting the others? Is it expecting too much of MJ? Is it best to focus on a couple of elements per image then combine images to achieve a complex composite scene?
ultimately when you use enough weights in your prompts it becomes just a general weighting system (which is why I personally use 1-10 as a scale, since it's easier to be more precise when you're trying to get a lot of different objects/styles/effects/etc into one prompt without them all being really close to the same weight & pretty much just having a prompt that is technically only slightly different from a basic word prompt w/o item weights)
you can also use decimals as well, which would be more effective for using weights of 1-3; but that's basically why I just do 1-10...gives you a lot more room to precisely dial-in the settings you're going for
@@mkm1856 My understanding is that it’s a bit like baking a cake. Every time you add a weigh number (ingredient), it becomes a portion of the entire cake. Your cake tin is only so big. Only a certain amount of ingredients can be included. If you have 5 elements rated between 1-10, I assume there must be a limit to the total number of added weights? eg. If you add up all the weights and they = 15 (which is the size of your cake tin), then all the individual weights are proportion fractions of that total number?
Could you give me an example?
I'll have another video out tomorrow which covers the basics of your question. I think you'll see enough examples that will give you an idea of what to expect with longer prompts.
I'll explain this in the video tomorrow, but a quick summary is: the total weight of your prompt needs to be positive. And yes, each weight becomes a fraction of the total weight ... or an easier way of thinking about it, each weight is related to each other ... dog::2 cat::1 is dog 2/3 and cat is 1/3 but I just see it as dog being twice as important as cat.
Do you know what I'm trying to say?
That's a great way to illustrate multi prompting ........ *pine apple*
haha it worked out so well
Thank you, good analogy to recipe construction. I have a question related to images generated by midjourney: why are the images I receive have rounded corners. What can I do or not do to get sharp 90º corners? Thanks in advance
Yours have rounded edges? I've never heard of that happening before... you might want to ask for help in the 'member support' channel on Discord
Am I correct in my understanding that it’s a bit like baking a cake. Every time you add a weight number (ingredient), it becomes a portion of the entire cake. Your cake tin is only so big. Only a certain amount of ingredients can be included. If you have 5 elements rated between 1-10, I assume there must be a limit to the total number of added weights? eg. If you add up all the weights and they = 15 (which is the size of your cake tin), then all the individual weights are in proportion to that total number?
I answered in a different comment already but I'll copy and paste it here:
I'll explain this in the video tomorrow, but a quick summary is: the total weight of your prompt needs to be positive. And yes, each weight becomes a fraction of the total weight ... or an easier way of thinking about it, each weight is related to each other ... dog::2 cat::1 is dog 2/3 and cat is 1/3 but I just see it as dog being twice as important as cat.
Do you know what I'm trying to say?
@@FutureTechPilot Yes. Thanks for that. I understand how it works over 2 x weights. What I’m not clear about is when you start to add 4, 5 or more weights. Looking forward to your next vid.
@@morpheus2573 I hope it answers your question a little or I'll cover it more in a future video
@@FutureTechPilot TY 👏
I need directions for best comic images like Graphic Novels or Comic Books, comic strip, famous artists simulation like Mike Deodato, Frank Miller, Frank Cho, Moebius, best accuracy. Thanks
Yeah I'm always compiling research on that, when I have enough to share, I'll make a video for sure!
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Yup.....that's what I do.......no space
I wonder if they'll revisit the interface in the future and change how the prompts need to be written
@@FutureTechPilot
They should definitely consider that
Please make a video on how to show two characters in one scene fighting each other....I want to make an action scene in which two or more characters are fighting each other but midjuorney is not able to do this when I try...each time it make scene without action or fighting... please make a video on action scene of multiple characters in one scene
I can try, but I think it's something that Midjourney struggles to do right now
@@FutureTechPilot yeah i tried to recreate like a design similar to street fighter arcade gameplay and it was a complete mess every single time...with weights, without weights, I even imported an image & went w/ an image prompt and it still fucked it up real good lol
@@mkm1856 😂I know the struggle
Love you bro...for your response in quick time...and thanks for trying... actually I am trying to make this characters actions scene regularly from 3 weeks but still not sign of success... midjuorney completely fu******k it up my whole scene....
But please keep trying to make this scene and if you will get some result then share with us...we are always with u broooo ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thankx again for trying....best TH-camr for quick responding
@@williamgates6705 no problem buddy
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Not necessarily true. With very complex prompts, where there's different weight prompting for numerous different aspects of the prompt, I've found weights like ::10 sometimes beneficial.
For short, simple prompts........yes, large weighting is generally not beneficial.
oh that's a really good point! And I kinda noticed it too now that you mention it
yeah I personally use a scale of 1-10 (as well as negative weights to avoid having to use the "--no" parameter - it's just way more precise). it makes it much easier for longer prompts with lots of different elements to be more precisely weighted; technically you could just do the same 1-3 scale and just weigh each part to either the nearest tenth or hundredth, but that can just get confusing when whole numbers are just easier to deal with in general...
@Mike
That's a good idea about negative weights since the --no prompt for me has NEVER given satisfactory results
Damn prompting 😂
it's exhausting lol
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Where's the "wake up" intro? 8D
btw amazing descibe prompt at the end!
😂 I might need to save that intro for some of the bigger updates ...
pretty sick eh? I actually can't believe Midjourney could describe that image lol
@@FutureTechPilot Love your channel bro, keep up the good work!