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<blockquote data-quote="Saracenus" data-source="post: 9185964" data-attributes="member: 47839">Still working the kinks out… that might need a bit of help with a custom GPT which would mean learning Python coding.EDIT: Slightly longer answer. The problem is one of complexity. GPT is great for simple heraldic designs but the more words in the prompt the more likely it is to misfire. Solid color shield, no problem. Ask it to divide the shield in a normal heraldic manner it will get the two colors right but it starts to bleed into the next element. So my silver tree that was good on a blue background suddenly gets red and blue highlights when I have a Blue and Red shield with the Silver tree on top... frustrating.If I have to describe what &quot;Per Bend&quot; means or how the &quot;layers&quot; of a blazon work, then I am better off working in Adobe with my enormous heraldry library. For instance you might have seen the Emblazon I created for the city of Greyhawk...[ATTACH=full]323585[/ATTACH]ORThis full on version of the heraldry of Celene I did...[ATTACH=full]323586[/ATTACH]If I wanted to do a stylized version of either of this, or incorporate them into a larger work, it is impossible right now. Might be possible with the New GPT assistants or ChatGPT Turbo that will come out soon-ish...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saracenus, post: 9185964, member: 47839"] Still working the kinks out… that might need a bit of help with a custom GPT which would mean learning Python coding. EDIT: Slightly longer answer. The problem is one of complexity. GPT is great for simple heraldic designs but the more words in the prompt the more likely it is to misfire. Solid color shield, no problem. Ask it to divide the shield in a normal heraldic manner it will get the two colors right but it starts to bleed into the next element. So my silver tree that was good on a blue background suddenly gets red and blue highlights when I have a Blue and Red shield with the Silver tree on top... frustrating. If I have to describe what "Per Bend" means or how the "layers" of a blazon work, then I am better off working in Adobe with my enormous heraldry library. For instance you might have seen the Emblazon I created for the city of Greyhawk... [ATTACH type="full" width="341px"]323585[/ATTACH] OR This full on version of the heraldry of Celene I did... [ATTACH type="full" width="314px"]323586[/ATTACH] If I wanted to do a stylized version of either of this, or incorporate them into a larger work, it is impossible right now. Might be possible with the New GPT assistants or ChatGPT Turbo that will come out soon-ish... [/QUOTE]

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