Note if your see the same error message at the 11:00 mark it's because your free credits at the API have expired, it only gives enough free credits to generate an image 3-4 times.
Hey you're welcome, that's exciting to have things up and running. More advanced implementations like upscaling, re-roll, etc are covered in the course in the video description.
That is awesome. Thanks for sharing. I wonder if Midjourney has an status update variable that you can pass into the app so you can see the percentage complete status while you wait.
Hey Thomas, great question! It does. At the 5:00 mark, check the parameter it returns called "task_progress". But I noticed during my testing using this free account that it does not give an accurate value, but in the paid account I have with them it does reflect an accurate value between 0-100. So yea, you could run this Fetch every few seconds and dynamically update a progress bar, or even better, the "intermediate_image_urls" parameter returns the blurry halfway processed images. Again, it does not appear to work for the preview images with the free tokens they provide for testing, which is what I used in this video, but I do see those images coming in on my paid account.
Note if your see the same error message at the 11:00 mark it's because your free credits at the API have expired, it only gives enough free credits to generate an image 3-4 times.
This was great!! 100% gotta put this in my app
Very good, insight full 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for sharing. I have it working great. Now just trying to figure out how to select one of the 4 images and upscale it?
Hey you're welcome, that's exciting to have things up and running. More advanced implementations like upscaling, re-roll, etc are covered in the course in the video description.
That is awesome. Thanks for sharing. I wonder if Midjourney has an status update variable that you can pass into the app so you can see the percentage complete status while you wait.
Hey Thomas, great question! It does. At the 5:00 mark, check the parameter it returns called "task_progress".
But I noticed during my testing using this free account that it does not give an accurate value, but in the paid account I have with them it does reflect an accurate value between 0-100.
So yea, you could run this Fetch every few seconds and dynamically update a progress bar, or even better, the "intermediate_image_urls" parameter returns the blurry halfway processed images.
Again, it does not appear to work for the preview images with the free tokens they provide for testing, which is what I used in this video, but I do see those images coming in on my paid account.