>>71200192Admittedly not super great! I mean, you can tell that it's her, but her clothes are beyond its comprehension. It's actually optimal to try to render her in different outfits! Although it might work better if I gave it more "hints" as to what it's supposed to look like. Here's the prompt for this one:
Walmart --cref
https://cdn.donmai.us/original/66/81/__pipkin_pippa_and_pipkin_pippa_phase_connect__66814f7410dc3c03b8351fd2c73ec1f8.png --cw 100 --ar 4:3 --stylize 1000 --niji 6 --style raw
I'll copypasta the release notes here:
How it works
Type --cref URL after your prompt with a URL to an image of a character
You can use --cw to modify reference 'strength' from 100 to 0
strength 100 (--cw 100) is default and uses the face, hair, and clothes
At strength 0 (--cw 0) it'll just focus on face (good for changing outfits / hair etc)
What it's meant for
This feature works best when using characters made from Midjourney images. It's not designed for real people / photos (and will likely distort them as regular image prompts do)
Cref works similarly to regular image prompts except it 'focuses' on the character traits
The precision of this technique is limited, it won't copy exact dimples / freckles / or tshirt logos.
Cref works for both Niji and normal MJ models and also can be combined with --sref
Advanced Features
You can use more than one URL to blend the information /characters from multiple images like this --cref URL1 URL2 (this is similar to multiple image or style prompts)
