Posta era (och andras) AI-bilder här! (bilder och tips)
- Thread starter Magnus Seter
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Om jag aktivt använder bilden i en prompt, ja. Men det är lite random, eller i alla fall inte lätt förutsägbart, vad AIn tar fasta på i en bild.
Man får också kämpa ganska hårt för att bryta en bilds format. Tex göra ett porträtt till en helfigur.
Här är nedslag i en process där jag utgick från en polares selfie och ville ha en lerig skyttegravsbild.
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Har du läst den här? https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/quick-start
Oscar Silferstjerna
Kättare
Wombo är billigare och nästan eller lika bra (man använder filter för olika genrer, har ingen koll på vilka de erbjuder just nu). Finns även i en långsammare gratisversion med mycket reklam.
Troberg
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Något som hjälper är att använda ord som "standing", "walking" osv, det brukar hjälpa den att fixa helfigur.
Det hjälper också att använda samma proportioner som modellen är tränad på, dvs kvadratiskt. Sedan kan man använda outpainting och sånt för att göra andra proportioner.
Rickard
Superhero
Tyckte videon kunde ha varit hälften så lång, men länkar den ändå:
Oscar Silferstjerna
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Menar du outpainting i Midjourney (som jag ännu inte har testat) eller i något mer traditionellt bildprogram?
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Jag gör det i StableDiffusion. Jag använder inte de andra, föredrar OpenSource.
Oscar Silferstjerna
Kättare
Här finns ett antal tips och genvägar för den som gör bilder i Midjourney. Vill minnas att hon också har gjort en del bra tutorials på Youtube.
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Gjorde 194 bilder på Conan.
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OK, strikt sett inte bilder, men AI-genererad content, close enough. Jag lekte med ChatGPT för att se om den kan generera världsbeskrivningar från en kort "hiss-pitch", och det gick bra. Jag skulle inte använda texten rakt av, men den sätter kött på benen och ger en hel del intressanta idéer. Helt klart ett användbart kreativitetsverktyg. Ett exempel på en sådan konversation:
Jag:
Write a description of a tribal culture in a pen and paper rpg. The culture is in a jungle, and is the remnants of a a collapsed aztec like civilization with voodoo influences. Make the description 2 pages long.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a vibrant and mysterious society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain many of their traditions and beliefs despite being isolated from the outside world. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences.
The society is organized around the concept of the extended family. Families are the building blocks of the tribe, and all members of a family are expected to contribute to the greater good of the group. The tribe places a high value on loyalty and respect, and any infraction against these values is met with swift punishment. However, the tribe is also known for its hospitality and generosity towards outsiders who are deemed worthy.
Religion plays a central role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies and offerings of food, drink, and blood. The tribe also practices a form of voodoo magic that is used for healing, protection, and divination.
The tribe is led by a council of elders who are chosen for their wisdom and experience. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is rarely questioned. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for interpreting the will of the deities and performing magical rituals.
The tribe's economy is based on agriculture, hunting, and fishing. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment. The tribe also values craftsmanship and creates intricate pottery, textiles, and jewelry that are highly sought after by outsiders.
The tribe's society is not without its flaws, however. The tribe is deeply divided between those who embrace the voodoo religion and those who reject it. There are also tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council.
Despite these challenges, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a vibrant and intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed with open arms, but they must be prepared to respect the tribe's culture and way of life if they wish to be accepted into their midst.
Jag:
Make it more hostile towards other tribes, include more shamanistic voodoo and ritual sacrifice.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a dark and hostile society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs, but their ways are often seen as savage and barbaric by outsiders. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences and ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of power and dominance. Families are the building blocks of the tribe, and the most powerful families hold the most influence. The tribe places a high value on strength and aggression, and any sign of weakness is met with contempt. The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders, often attacking other tribes and taking prisoners for ritual sacrifice.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is led by a council of powerful warriors who are chosen for their strength and cunning. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is absolute. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for performing magical rituals and interpreting the will of the deities.
The tribe's economy is based on raiding and pillaging. The tribe is known for its ferocity in battle, and they often attack other tribes for resources and slaves. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need.
The tribe's society is deeply divided and often at war with itself. There are tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council. The tribe is also deeply hostile towards other tribes and will attack without provocation.
Despite their violent ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy, and outsiders must be prepared to face the tribe's wrath if they show any sign of disrespect or weakness.
Jag:
Change the governing structure to be based on religion.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a deeply religious society, rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs despite being isolated from the outside world. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its shamanistic voodoo influences and ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of religion. The tribe's religious leaders hold the most influence and power within the tribe. Families are still the building blocks of the tribe, but their status within the tribe is determined by their religious devotion and their ability to contribute to the greater good of the tribe.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is led by a council of religious leaders who are chosen for their devotion to the tribe's religion and their ability to interpret the will of the deities. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is absolute. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for performing magical rituals and interpreting the will of the deities.
The tribe's economy is based on raiding and pillaging, but it is also based on the offerings and sacrifices made to the deities. The tribe is known for its ferocity in battle, and they often attack other tribes for resources and slaves to offer as sacrifices to their deities. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need to offer to their deities.
The tribe's society is deeply religious and highly structured. Families are expected to contribute to the greater good of the tribe and to be devout in their worship of the deities. The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders and sees them as potential sacrifices to their deities. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy by the council, and outsiders must show the utmost respect for the tribe's religion and way of life.
Despite their violent and religious ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. The power of the council and religious leaders is absolute, and any challenge to their authority is met with swift and brutal punishment.
Jag:
Increase the focus on raiding and brutal sacrifice rituals.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a dark and brutal society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs, but their ways are often seen as savage and barbaric by outsiders. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences and brutal ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of power and dominance. Families are the building blocks of the tribe, and the most powerful families hold the most influence. The tribe places a high value on strength and aggression, and any sign of weakness is met with contempt. The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders, often attacking other tribes and taking prisoners for ritual sacrifice.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving brutal ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is led by a council of powerful warriors who are chosen for their strength and cunning. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is absolute. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for performing magical rituals and interpreting the will of the deities.
The tribe's economy is based on raiding and pillaging. The tribe is known for its ferocity in battle, and they often attack other tribes for resources and slaves. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need.
Brutal sacrifice rituals are an integral part of the tribe's culture. They believe that sacrifice is necessary to appease their deities and to ensure the tribe's success in battle and in everyday life. Sacrifices are often made of prisoners of war, outsiders, or even members of their own tribe who are deemed to be weak or unworthy. The sacrifices are made in elaborate and brutal rituals, often involving torture and mutilation.
The tribe's society is deeply divided and often at war with itself. There are tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council. The tribe is also deeply hostile towards other tribes and will attack without provocation. Outsiders are only welcomed if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or used for labor.
Despite their violent ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or if they can be of use to the tribe. The power of the council and religious leaders is absolute, and any challenge to their authority is met with swift and brutal punishment.
Jag:
This is good, but change the leadership to the shaman priests.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a dark and brutal society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs, but their ways are often seen as savage and barbaric by outsiders. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences and brutal ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of religion, and the most powerful figures in the tribe are the shaman priests. These priests have a deep understanding of the voodoo magic that permeates the tribe's culture, and they are responsible for performing the most important ceremonies and rituals. The shaman priests are believed to have a direct line of communication with the tribe's deities, and their authority is absolute.
Families are still the building blocks of the tribe, but their influence is limited. The shaman priests hold the most power and are responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe. They are chosen for their strength of character, intelligence, and magical abilities. The shaman priests are also assisted by a council of warriors who help to enforce their decisions.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving brutal ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders, often attacking other tribes and taking prisoners for ritual sacrifice. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need.
Brutal sacrifice rituals are an integral part of the tribe's culture. They believe that sacrifice is necessary to appease their deities and to ensure the tribe's success in battle and in everyday life. Sacrifices are often made of prisoners of war, outsiders, or even members of their own tribe who are deemed to be weak or unworthy. The sacrifices are made in elaborate and brutal rituals, often involving torture and mutilation.
The tribe's society is deeply divided and often at war with itself. There are tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council of shaman priests. The tribe is also deeply hostile towards other tribes and will attack without provocation. Outsiders are only welcomed if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or if they can be of use to the tribe.
Despite their violent ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or if they can be of use to the tribe. The power of the shaman priests is absolute, and any challenge to their authority is met with swift and brutal punishment.
Jag:
This is good. Can you provide a one page flavor text about one of their sacrifice ceremony?
ChatGPT:
The tribe gathered around the great stone altar, deep in the heart of the jungle. The air was thick with the smell of burning incense, and the sound of drums echoed through the trees. The shaman priests led the ceremony, their faces painted with intricate patterns in blood-red and black. On the altar lay a young man, his limbs bound tightly with thick ropes. His face was a mask of fear and pain, and his eyes darted wildly around, searching for a way to escape. The shaman priests circled the altar, chanting in a language that was ancient and unfamiliar. The young man struggled against his bonds, but it was clear that he was no match for the strength of the warriors who had brought him here. The ceremony continued for hours, as the shaman priests called upon the deities of the tribe to bless their warriors and protect their people. The young man's struggles grew weaker, and his screams were drowned out by the deafening beat of the drums. Finally, the shaman priests approached the altar, their eyes gleaming with an unearthly light. With a swift and practiced motion, they plunged their obsidian knives into the young man's chest, cutting deeply into his heart. Blood gushed forth from the wound, spilling onto the altar and staining the ground beneath it. The tribe let out a collective cry of ecstasy, as they believed that the sacrifice would bring them good fortune and ensure their success in battle. The shaman priests then began a frenzied dance around the altar, their bodies contorting in impossible ways. The warriors followed suit, their bodies writhing in a mad dance of bloodlust and ecstasy. The young man's body was left on the altar, his lifeless eyes staring up at the canopy of trees above. As the ceremony drew to a close, the shaman priests collected the young man's blood in a golden chalice, which was then passed around the tribe. Each member took a sip of the blood, believing that it would imbue them with the young man's strength and courage. The sacrifice ceremony was over, but its impact would be felt for days to come. The tribe believed that they had appeased their deities and that they were now invincible in battle. The young man's death was seen as a small price to pay for the tribe's continued success and prosperity.
Jag:
Write a description of a tribal culture in a pen and paper rpg. The culture is in a jungle, and is the remnants of a a collapsed aztec like civilization with voodoo influences. Make the description 2 pages long.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a vibrant and mysterious society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain many of their traditions and beliefs despite being isolated from the outside world. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences.
The society is organized around the concept of the extended family. Families are the building blocks of the tribe, and all members of a family are expected to contribute to the greater good of the group. The tribe places a high value on loyalty and respect, and any infraction against these values is met with swift punishment. However, the tribe is also known for its hospitality and generosity towards outsiders who are deemed worthy.
Religion plays a central role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies and offerings of food, drink, and blood. The tribe also practices a form of voodoo magic that is used for healing, protection, and divination.
The tribe is led by a council of elders who are chosen for their wisdom and experience. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is rarely questioned. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for interpreting the will of the deities and performing magical rituals.
The tribe's economy is based on agriculture, hunting, and fishing. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment. The tribe also values craftsmanship and creates intricate pottery, textiles, and jewelry that are highly sought after by outsiders.
The tribe's society is not without its flaws, however. The tribe is deeply divided between those who embrace the voodoo religion and those who reject it. There are also tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council.
Despite these challenges, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a vibrant and intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed with open arms, but they must be prepared to respect the tribe's culture and way of life if they wish to be accepted into their midst.
Jag:
Make it more hostile towards other tribes, include more shamanistic voodoo and ritual sacrifice.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a dark and hostile society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs, but their ways are often seen as savage and barbaric by outsiders. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences and ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of power and dominance. Families are the building blocks of the tribe, and the most powerful families hold the most influence. The tribe places a high value on strength and aggression, and any sign of weakness is met with contempt. The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders, often attacking other tribes and taking prisoners for ritual sacrifice.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is led by a council of powerful warriors who are chosen for their strength and cunning. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is absolute. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for performing magical rituals and interpreting the will of the deities.
The tribe's economy is based on raiding and pillaging. The tribe is known for its ferocity in battle, and they often attack other tribes for resources and slaves. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need.
The tribe's society is deeply divided and often at war with itself. There are tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council. The tribe is also deeply hostile towards other tribes and will attack without provocation.
Despite their violent ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy, and outsiders must be prepared to face the tribe's wrath if they show any sign of disrespect or weakness.
Jag:
Change the governing structure to be based on religion.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a deeply religious society, rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs despite being isolated from the outside world. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its shamanistic voodoo influences and ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of religion. The tribe's religious leaders hold the most influence and power within the tribe. Families are still the building blocks of the tribe, but their status within the tribe is determined by their religious devotion and their ability to contribute to the greater good of the tribe.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is led by a council of religious leaders who are chosen for their devotion to the tribe's religion and their ability to interpret the will of the deities. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is absolute. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for performing magical rituals and interpreting the will of the deities.
The tribe's economy is based on raiding and pillaging, but it is also based on the offerings and sacrifices made to the deities. The tribe is known for its ferocity in battle, and they often attack other tribes for resources and slaves to offer as sacrifices to their deities. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need to offer to their deities.
The tribe's society is deeply religious and highly structured. Families are expected to contribute to the greater good of the tribe and to be devout in their worship of the deities. The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders and sees them as potential sacrifices to their deities. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy by the council, and outsiders must show the utmost respect for the tribe's religion and way of life.
Despite their violent and religious ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. The power of the council and religious leaders is absolute, and any challenge to their authority is met with swift and brutal punishment.
Jag:
Increase the focus on raiding and brutal sacrifice rituals.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a dark and brutal society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs, but their ways are often seen as savage and barbaric by outsiders. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences and brutal ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of power and dominance. Families are the building blocks of the tribe, and the most powerful families hold the most influence. The tribe places a high value on strength and aggression, and any sign of weakness is met with contempt. The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders, often attacking other tribes and taking prisoners for ritual sacrifice.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving brutal ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is led by a council of powerful warriors who are chosen for their strength and cunning. The council is responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe, and their authority is absolute. The council is assisted by a group of shamans who are responsible for performing magical rituals and interpreting the will of the deities.
The tribe's economy is based on raiding and pillaging. The tribe is known for its ferocity in battle, and they often attack other tribes for resources and slaves. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need.
Brutal sacrifice rituals are an integral part of the tribe's culture. They believe that sacrifice is necessary to appease their deities and to ensure the tribe's success in battle and in everyday life. Sacrifices are often made of prisoners of war, outsiders, or even members of their own tribe who are deemed to be weak or unworthy. The sacrifices are made in elaborate and brutal rituals, often involving torture and mutilation.
The tribe's society is deeply divided and often at war with itself. There are tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council. The tribe is also deeply hostile towards other tribes and will attack without provocation. Outsiders are only welcomed if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or used for labor.
Despite their violent ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or if they can be of use to the tribe. The power of the council and religious leaders is absolute, and any challenge to their authority is met with swift and brutal punishment.
Jag:
This is good, but change the leadership to the shaman priests.
ChatGPT:
The tribal culture in the jungle is a dark and brutal society, deeply rooted in the remnants of a collapsed Aztec-like civilization. The people of this tribe have been able to maintain their traditions and beliefs, but their ways are often seen as savage and barbaric by outsiders. The tribe is shrouded in a veil of secrecy and is known for its voodoo influences and brutal ritual sacrifices.
The society is organized around the concept of religion, and the most powerful figures in the tribe are the shaman priests. These priests have a deep understanding of the voodoo magic that permeates the tribe's culture, and they are responsible for performing the most important ceremonies and rituals. The shaman priests are believed to have a direct line of communication with the tribe's deities, and their authority is absolute.
Families are still the building blocks of the tribe, but their influence is limited. The shaman priests hold the most power and are responsible for making decisions that affect the entire tribe. They are chosen for their strength of character, intelligence, and magical abilities. The shaman priests are also assisted by a council of warriors who help to enforce their decisions.
Religion plays a central and violent role in the tribe's culture. The tribe worships a pantheon of deities who are believed to be the protectors of the jungle and the tribe. The deities are venerated through elaborate ceremonies, often involving brutal ritual sacrifice. The tribe also practices a form of shamanistic voodoo magic that is used for cursing enemies and causing harm.
The tribe is deeply hostile towards outsiders, often attacking other tribes and taking prisoners for ritual sacrifice. The tribe is self-sufficient and does not rely on trade with other societies. The jungle provides an abundance of resources, and the tribe has learned to live in harmony with their environment, but they often take more than they need.
Brutal sacrifice rituals are an integral part of the tribe's culture. They believe that sacrifice is necessary to appease their deities and to ensure the tribe's success in battle and in everyday life. Sacrifices are often made of prisoners of war, outsiders, or even members of their own tribe who are deemed to be weak or unworthy. The sacrifices are made in elaborate and brutal rituals, often involving torture and mutilation.
The tribe's society is deeply divided and often at war with itself. There are tensions between the different families, and there is a constant struggle for power and influence within the council of shaman priests. The tribe is also deeply hostile towards other tribes and will attack without provocation. Outsiders are only welcomed if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or if they can be of use to the tribe.
Despite their violent ways, the tribal culture in the jungle remains a deeply intriguing society. The people of the tribe are fiercely loyal to their traditions and beliefs and will do whatever it takes to protect their way of life. Visitors to the tribe are welcomed only if they are deemed worthy of being sacrificed or if they can be of use to the tribe. The power of the shaman priests is absolute, and any challenge to their authority is met with swift and brutal punishment.
Jag:
This is good. Can you provide a one page flavor text about one of their sacrifice ceremony?
ChatGPT:
The tribe gathered around the great stone altar, deep in the heart of the jungle. The air was thick with the smell of burning incense, and the sound of drums echoed through the trees. The shaman priests led the ceremony, their faces painted with intricate patterns in blood-red and black. On the altar lay a young man, his limbs bound tightly with thick ropes. His face was a mask of fear and pain, and his eyes darted wildly around, searching for a way to escape. The shaman priests circled the altar, chanting in a language that was ancient and unfamiliar. The young man struggled against his bonds, but it was clear that he was no match for the strength of the warriors who had brought him here. The ceremony continued for hours, as the shaman priests called upon the deities of the tribe to bless their warriors and protect their people. The young man's struggles grew weaker, and his screams were drowned out by the deafening beat of the drums. Finally, the shaman priests approached the altar, their eyes gleaming with an unearthly light. With a swift and practiced motion, they plunged their obsidian knives into the young man's chest, cutting deeply into his heart. Blood gushed forth from the wound, spilling onto the altar and staining the ground beneath it. The tribe let out a collective cry of ecstasy, as they believed that the sacrifice would bring them good fortune and ensure their success in battle. The shaman priests then began a frenzied dance around the altar, their bodies contorting in impossible ways. The warriors followed suit, their bodies writhing in a mad dance of bloodlust and ecstasy. The young man's body was left on the altar, his lifeless eyes staring up at the canopy of trees above. As the ceremony drew to a close, the shaman priests collected the young man's blood in a golden chalice, which was then passed around the tribe. Each member took a sip of the blood, believing that it would imbue them with the young man's strength and courage. The sacrifice ceremony was over, but its impact would be felt for days to come. The tribe believed that they had appeased their deities and that they were now invincible in battle. The young man's death was seen as a small price to pay for the tribe's continued success and prosperity.
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En till, kortare den här gången, för att bespara er en textvägg (tog med allt förra gången för att visa arbetsflödet, sorry för att forumet fuckade upp formateringen). Det handlar om ett rike liknande Rom som mest dekadent, på nedgång och med en galen kejsare. Jag bad den göra en flavortext som beskriver hur kejsaren leker med senaten, och fick den här, i mitt tycke rätt kluriga texten, med en underbart twisted brainfuck:
The emperor of Zetharion was a man who loved to assert his power in creative and often cruel ways. One day, he summoned the members of the Senate to his throne room for a private meeting. The senators arrived, dressed in their finest robes and full of nervous anticipation for what the emperor had in store for them.
As the senators waited nervously, the emperor slowly circled the room, sizing up each one of them with a cold, calculating gaze. Suddenly, he stopped in front of the oldest member of the Senate and spoke in a quiet, menacing voice.
"You know, I've been thinking," he said. "You all like to talk about how powerful you are, how much influence you have in this city. But I wonder, how much power do you really have?"
The senators shifted nervously, unsure of where this was going.
"You see," the emperor continued, "I have an idea. A little experiment, if you will. I want to see how much power you really have. So here's what we'll do. I'll give you all one week. In that time, I want you to come up with a plan. A plan to overthrow me, to take control of this empire for yourselves."
The senators looked at each other in horror. They knew that such a plan was impossible. The emperor was too powerful, too well-guarded, and too insane to be challenged. But they also knew that to refuse the emperor's command was to sign their own death warrants.
"You have one week," the emperor repeated. "If you can't come up with a plan by then, well... let's just say that I have ways of dealing with traitors."
With that, the emperor dismissed the senators, leaving them to scurry back to their homes and try to come up with a plan that could never succeed. For the rest of the week, the senators lived in a state of constant fear, wondering when the emperor's next move would come, and what terrible punishment he would inflict upon them if they failed his test.
In the end, the week passed without incident. The senators knew that they had failed the emperor's test, but they also knew that they had survived, at least for the time being. From that day forward, they knew that their power was only an illusion, and that the emperor's will was the only law in Zetharion.
Not: Inte mitt namn på riket, jag kommer inte att använda det, men jag lät ChatGPT hållas för att det är smidigare att ändra när man omarbetar texten.
The emperor of Zetharion was a man who loved to assert his power in creative and often cruel ways. One day, he summoned the members of the Senate to his throne room for a private meeting. The senators arrived, dressed in their finest robes and full of nervous anticipation for what the emperor had in store for them.
As the senators waited nervously, the emperor slowly circled the room, sizing up each one of them with a cold, calculating gaze. Suddenly, he stopped in front of the oldest member of the Senate and spoke in a quiet, menacing voice.
"You know, I've been thinking," he said. "You all like to talk about how powerful you are, how much influence you have in this city. But I wonder, how much power do you really have?"
The senators shifted nervously, unsure of where this was going.
"You see," the emperor continued, "I have an idea. A little experiment, if you will. I want to see how much power you really have. So here's what we'll do. I'll give you all one week. In that time, I want you to come up with a plan. A plan to overthrow me, to take control of this empire for yourselves."
The senators looked at each other in horror. They knew that such a plan was impossible. The emperor was too powerful, too well-guarded, and too insane to be challenged. But they also knew that to refuse the emperor's command was to sign their own death warrants.
"You have one week," the emperor repeated. "If you can't come up with a plan by then, well... let's just say that I have ways of dealing with traitors."
With that, the emperor dismissed the senators, leaving them to scurry back to their homes and try to come up with a plan that could never succeed. For the rest of the week, the senators lived in a state of constant fear, wondering when the emperor's next move would come, and what terrible punishment he would inflict upon them if they failed his test.
In the end, the week passed without incident. The senators knew that they had failed the emperor's test, but they also knew that they had survived, at least for the time being. From that day forward, they knew that their power was only an illusion, and that the emperor's will was the only law in Zetharion.
Not: Inte mitt namn på riket, jag kommer inte att använda det, men jag lät ChatGPT hållas för att det är smidigare att ändra när man omarbetar texten.
soda
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Precis. AI:n gör ju vad du säger åt den. Får man ut något man inte gillar är det ju bara att korrigera:
"Hi, can you make a shortened version of this text, like maybe a just one paragraph while keeping the most important information and tone:"
"The Emperor of Zetharion summoned the Senate for a private meeting and challenged them to come up with a plan to overthrow him within a week. The senators knew this was impossible but also knew refusing would mean death. They lived in fear for a week before realizing that their power was only an illusion and that the Emperor's will was the only law."
"Hi, can you make a shortened version of this text, like maybe a just one paragraph while keeping the most important information and tone:"
"The Emperor of Zetharion summoned the Senate for a private meeting and challenged them to come up with a plan to overthrow him within a week. The senators knew this was impossible but also knew refusing would mean death. They lived in fear for a week before realizing that their power was only an illusion and that the Emperor's will was the only law."
StradhLestat
Warrior
Vette attan om detta blir rätt tråd.... Men om någon pysslar med AI bilder, så har jag ett tiggeri.... Skulle någon kunna hjälpa mig att AI generera en bild som jag kan ha på bordet på SM i hembryggning? Det är alltså helt ickekomersiellt...
Jag är själv HEEEELT fllkomligt grafiskt inkompetent
Jag är själv HEEEELT fllkomligt grafiskt inkompetent