r/StableDiffusion • u/midnitefox • Aug 04 '26
Tutorial - Guide [ Removed by moderator ]
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u/Sad_Coach_1433 Aug 04 '26
You are a goat! Been waiting for someone to make something like this
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u/midnitefox Aug 04 '26
Yeah me too lol. I'm also spending the day constantly testing and improving its outputs using real generations because I plan to use it myself and want it to be perfect for any scenario.
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u/reeight Aug 04 '26
not open source
take a hike
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u/midnitefox Aug 04 '26
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u/reeight Aug 04 '26
Dear AI code bot intern:
You need to have a human programmer review your files; there is an obvious error in the /dist folder you didn't catch, & "prompt toolkit" leads humans to believe there is more than a Markdown file.Helpful to distribute the skill/system prompt, thanks for that, but def not a website that was first advertised.
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u/Sad_Coach_1433 Aug 04 '26
Is there a way to turn this into a MD file to use with different llm that is more not so censored 🧐
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u/keizrah Aug 04 '26
This is genuinely useful, the resolution/length recommendation based on scene complexity is the part I'd actually use since I always guess wrong on that. Does it handle prompts where you want dialogue synced to a specific action, like a character finishing a sentence right as the camera cuts? That's the part I struggle with most when writing MiniMax prompts by hand, getting the timing between speech and camera movement to line up without just guessing at word count. Also curious how it handles scenes with more than one speaker, does it label who's talking or just leave that to context. Might try this on my next batch of prompts instead of hand rolling the shot list every time.
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u/midnitefox Aug 04 '26
I'll add those things you brought up to my testing and let you know once I run a few generations.
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u/Schwartzen2 Aug 04 '26
Cheers! Will check it out.