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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Saracenus" data-source="post: 9180194" data-attributes="member: 47839">Sort of... I was working on something else in GPT, but DALL-E 3 was not creating anything and giving out a generic error message no matter how simple and benign my wording and at the end my custom instructions kicked in (example below in gold):I deleted the GPT chat that contained the concept I keyed in on, it was basically, "A crystalline structure replacing a heart." So I decided to use some of my 15 daily boosts directly in Bing Image Creator to do an experiment (I play with tools to learn them and explore their limitations).Experiment:<ol> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Give minimalist prompts to see what Bing DALL-E will create.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ol">Make minor changes or addition to keep the prompt simple but see how word order or additions impact the output.</li> </ol>Base Line:Here is the prompt I fed to Bing.Here is the output.[ATTACH]319612[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319613[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319614[/ATTACH]Results: It took my prompt literally and created a human heart that looked crystalline and in one case crystalline growths upon it. It also created images of the anatomical drawing being created. I wanted something more weirder, like you find in the TV show Fringe.Modification 1 - AdditionsHere is the output.[ATTACH]319615[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319616[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319617[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319618[/ATTACH]Results: This series was all over the place. The more information I gave it, the broader the variance and the weirder the combinations were. Not the weird I was looking for but interesting. So, I wanted to see what comes out if I change the word order.Modification 2 - Word OrderHere is the output.[ATTACH]319627[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319628[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319629[/ATTACH][ATTACH]319630[/ATTACH]Results: This series was starting to get more interesting and I would have continued with a few more tests with my 3 remaining boosts but I was super tired and turned in for a nap. Still had variety but was once again focused on the crystalline heart.NOTE: That is not a computer in the upper left of Image 3 as you thought, you can see more clearly in Image 2 that it is a form of solid paint you do water colors with. You apply a wet brush to it and you get a very wet on wet effect when you paint.Concluding note, everything we create in DALL-E is are happy accidents, it just depends on how close to your minds eye the output is that we judge whether it is "good" or "bad" happy accident. Whatever the outcome, I learn something about the tool I am using, like it cannot for the life of itself draw a consistent Empire Silhouette dress. It is a very happy accident if it does it correctly.</blockquote>

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