Midjourney's Newest Weird Feature (Deep Dive & Tips/Tricks!) 

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@@ai.explorer_de I have one-- I think it's Theomedia? To be honest, I haven't really used it very much. Between YT/Discord/Twitter, I'm stretched pretty thin-- I'll probably jump onto it at some point, but right now it's mostly a graveyard.

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@@LouisGedo Hi Louis! Good to see you as always!!

They are working on a website and app, but seems like they were trying to implement it in Discord

I heard something about a pop up window. Interesting for sure!

The thumbnail with the /? That was actually a mistake. But when I re-did it with the correct dash dash, it just looked odd. So I just left it the same!

Oh, I think I see what you were asking-- is that the "mixed media" one at 04:41? Yeah, basically if you run a Vary command (if you have remix turned on in your /settings) you'll have the option to add or remove your base prompt. Sorry, I think that's what you were asking?

Thank you so much!! Haha, I do watch a ton of them too, so that really means a lot!

Same here and totally agree!

Was that your question? I heard just the start of that, but had to log off to work! It bums me out that the Office Hours aren't archived, but I do get David's reasoning that if it is recorded, it'll eventually be weaponized against him. Ha! Good info though! I'm going to keep playing with Shorten to see what we can glean from it, but that is some really helpful to know. I had been under the assumption that shorten was the language engine.

Interesting! I know the prompts are broken up into the tokens, and the order (or not) and { } permutation prompts. Approximation vs emulation vs simulation are the same sounding, but different in each case. In Aprox, you create a case for a solution close enough. Emulation you are trying to create a replica, and simulation is a representation of something to put it simply. This is where I get weird because what people say may not be what they mean, because maybe they aren't well versed or are a talking head for the product. I mean I've talked to some high level engineers, and I had to dig on my own to vet the findings, which sometimes didn't yield what I wanted. On one hand, more is better, then again less is more. Then you have 'nested' permutation prompts. Now that 5.2 hit, it's different again and now we get to find out what's what! I mean all this is in the docs (for the prompts, not the simulation, emulation, approx stuff), but you have to have some sort of background in some basic programming to understand stuff like local vs global variables, for loops, things like that and you start to think a little differently. Not that KNOWING programming is necessary for MJ, but that thought process of order of operations comes into play. Take for example the --seed, I find that one especially interesting but not consistent.

I think they're still working on it. I've been finding that a low Weird coupled with a mid level stylize comes out pretty good.

It is a weird one! But playing around with it, there’s a lot of cool and unpredictable things you can get with it. Lots of fun!

Ha, yeah-- you're at the power user of GPT! Meanwhile I'm over here going: "Hey, can you check to see if I'm using the semicolon correctly in this email?" That said, I do have some ChatGPT digging to do-- I've got a few projects that i'd like to try my hand at with it! Yours is a really cool idea!

I´m intrigued, please elaborate/share some pertinent links.

@@TheoreticallyMedia I've been in IT since the late 90's. I just have a lot of experience. I've got my hand in some programming, mostly python, lua, and some c# but by no means an expert, but someone called me an 'IT generalist' which I guess is good at a lot of things, but not great, or jack of all trades or something. I think the hardest part of GPT is cross referencing information to sort out fact checking, which that in itself takes time! GPT has a plug in I can't remember, but someone built the game snake just off a simple build me a snake game (not those exact words, but it was short). I was like !!! Wow, we are getting there quick.

It is as the prophecy foretold!!

Thank you soooo much!! Really means a LOT!

Thank you so much!! And I shall!!

@@TheoreticallyMedia As long as you keep some time open for our upcoming "Permutations" 80's band reunion. LOL. Jk.

Ha! It does look like him! Love that guy!

Good tip!

I hope so to. It is one of the funkier options we have, but it’s so weird, I can see it being one of those things that falls on the back burner as bigger projects are worked on- like, Inpainting and whatnot. Fingers crossed for weird though!

That is such a great idea! I'll dig into that at some point! So, funny enough, as a kid I played AD&D (2nd)/Forgotten Realms, Star Frontiers, The Marvel one, Steve Jackson's GURPs...oh, and the Star Wars one...but because I was a military brat and we moved around a lot, what I ended up doing a lot is just reading the manuals and sourcebooks. Basically, until I could find friends to play with. But, yeah-- somewhere in there, I think I picked up a massive love for stupid maps and lore. haha...Oh, I also painted the Warhammer figures, but never actually played Warhammer! Go Figure...

You're welcome!!

Thanks ✌️!!!

Here you are! drive.google.com/file/d/1qsQGNGD_7puWiGxnNcqQElS2mE3S9x4n/view?usp=sharing

@@TheoreticallyMedia Thank you!!! What could be the prompt?

I'm thinking -- weird 3000 on my tombstone now!

Midjourney has one-- you just have to pay for the $60 tier.

Right-- Did I imply that Chaos did somewhere in the video? Truly asking!

I think OP is referring to another comment that called --weird "chaos on steroids"

@@alpha0xide9 ah, thank you!!

Did I spell it wrong? I probably did.

@@TheoreticallyMedia its spelled as “guyguhr” but yeah his name is giger. You spelled it “gheeguhr”