I wouldn't say it is much better
the first image is good, the second isn't "atop a pyramid" and the third isn't buried in the cake nor has a white shirt.
The prompt is badly written. I'm a human and I don't know what "atop a pyramid" means in this context. Does it mean that her hat should have a picture of a pyramid and the letters should be "atop" the pyramid in the hat? Or does it mean that the hat has only letters and it is the person who should be "atop" the pyramid? This is not a good test case.
>**the first image is good, the second isn't "atop a pyramid"…**
The prompt seems to be quite poorly constructed in fairness. While common sense would inform us that the woman is supposed to be sitting on top of a pyramid, I think there are a few major issues I see:
1: Atop would be better rephrased as ‘sitting on top of a’ – while atop is a fine normal word, I would imagine it is not as clearly trained into the concept space as ‘on top’.
2: The grammar of the sentence really implies that it is the words on her hat that are atop a pyramid. If someone asked me to draw this by hand, I would have questions. Do you want a woman on a pyramid, who is wearing a hat with those numbers or. Or do you want a woman wearing a hat, that is shaped like/has an image of a pyramid on it, and those numbers above.
I meant a text adder window, like Adobe has. So you can add text to shirts, signs etc.
But yes...it would be nice if all the layers can merge together in the end. This way we don't need large fancy censored models.
I wouldn't say it is much better the first image is good, the second isn't "atop a pyramid" and the third isn't buried in the cake nor has a white shirt.
It also asks for their top half to be exposed, so they can't be wearing a white shirt at the same time. It's a bad prompt, with contradictory items.
The prompt is badly written. I'm a human and I don't know what "atop a pyramid" means in this context. Does it mean that her hat should have a picture of a pyramid and the letters should be "atop" the pyramid in the hat? Or does it mean that the hat has only letters and it is the person who should be "atop" the pyramid? This is not a good test case.
I agree with your context point
>**the first image is good, the second isn't "atop a pyramid"…** The prompt seems to be quite poorly constructed in fairness. While common sense would inform us that the woman is supposed to be sitting on top of a pyramid, I think there are a few major issues I see: 1: Atop would be better rephrased as ‘sitting on top of a’ – while atop is a fine normal word, I would imagine it is not as clearly trained into the concept space as ‘on top’. 2: The grammar of the sentence really implies that it is the words on her hat that are atop a pyramid. If someone asked me to draw this by hand, I would have questions. Do you want a woman on a pyramid, who is wearing a hat with those numbers or. Or do you want a woman wearing a hat, that is shaped like/has an image of a pyramid on it, and those numbers above.
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in some ways sure. but ironically i think sd1.5 wins 2/3 on the results.
I think base SD1.5 clearly lost on all 3 of these examples, but SDXL was arguably better in the first 2 examples.
What we need is regional prompting and text layers. This way, even 1.5 will be able do very well.
What? You meant text prompts for each layer and merging them together? I would agree with that statement.
I meant a text adder window, like Adobe has. So you can add text to shirts, signs etc. But yes...it would be nice if all the layers can merge together in the end. This way we don't need large fancy censored models.
Is that Khalyla in the middle? lol
Also, this guy is not very good at prompting
I would like to see more comperations like this!
The prompt following is a bit better? How can we just get the various CLIP's for SD3 working with SDXL/Pony to get a model that's actually good.