tsadkiel
Legend
Gave me five at one point. I just posted the ones with two.
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FitzTheRuke
Legend
Tried it. Same thing.
For me, it's three EVERY time. I tried "two-headed", "with two heads", "2 heads", "duo of heads", "double-headed", etc.
Blue Orange
Gone to Texas
FWIW, it's very creepy. Appropriate for a demon lord.
Hey, maybe Demogorgon decided it wanted a new head?
Saracenus
Always In School Gamer
I see you are having the same problem I am having with replacing arms with tentacles, it just doesn't want to do it.
Saracenus
Always In School Gamer
So, when DALL-E starts to frustrate me by ignoring clear language and starts adding stuff I am not asking for... like arms and claws... I go back to basics and see if I can get something in isolation to work. I try and remove any complexity so I can perfect the part of the prompt that is not working as part of a greater whole.
I started with it just making a tentacle on a white background.
I then try to use this success to take the next step and I ask it, "Now draw a tentacle attached at the shoulder joint on a humanoid torso. Maintain the white background." I am not being super specific yet, I just want to see what it does with the simplest command. It gives me this...
Not what I wanted. At least it is on the arm... sigh.
Ok, I ask it to refine, "This is wrong. The single tentacle should act as a complete right side appendage on the torso." That generates this... partial success...
Unfortunately I started getting errors when I tried to keep the torso clean and lengthen the tentacle. I will try again a little later.
I started with it just making a tentacle on a white background.
I then try to use this success to take the next step and I ask it, "Now draw a tentacle attached at the shoulder joint on a humanoid torso. Maintain the white background." I am not being super specific yet, I just want to see what it does with the simplest command. It gives me this...
Not what I wanted. At least it is on the arm... sigh.
Ok, I ask it to refine, "This is wrong. The single tentacle should act as a complete right side appendage on the torso." That generates this... partial success...
Unfortunately I started getting errors when I tried to keep the torso clean and lengthen the tentacle. I will try again a little later.
CandyLaser
Adventurer
I think the three-head thing might come from the fact that the source material for two-headed baboons is probably roughly evenly split between ones facing left, ones facing right, and ones with one face directly toward the 'viewer.' These sorts of systems are basically autocomplete but for pixel arrangements, and so when it tries to draw this, it knows it needs more than one face but can't figure out whether the second face should go on the right or the left, so it basically does both.
