Quoted By: >>1553502
How do you get Grok to relaibly edit in one-piece tans? I use this prompt:
Edit the girl's skin to show realistic tan lines from regularly wearing a classic one-piece swimsuit. Make the skin significantly darker and tanned on the arms, shoulders (below the strap lines), lower neck/collarbone area, legs, and sides of the hips. Keep the upper chest, most of the torso, mid-back, and areas under where the swimsuit straps and body would cover much paler and untanned, creating sharp contrasting tan lines. The pale areas should form the shape of a typical one-piece swimsuit: straps over the shoulders, a scoop or straight neckline across the upper chest, full coverage down the front and back torso, and high-cut leg openings. Blend the transitions naturally but keep the contrast visible, like real sun tan lines. Maintain the anime style and original lighting
but it always comes out weird or unsatisfactory
Edit the girl's skin to show realistic tan lines from regularly wearing a classic one-piece swimsuit. Make the skin significantly darker and tanned on the arms, shoulders (below the strap lines), lower neck/collarbone area, legs, and sides of the hips. Keep the upper chest, most of the torso, mid-back, and areas under where the swimsuit straps and body would cover much paler and untanned, creating sharp contrasting tan lines. The pale areas should form the shape of a typical one-piece swimsuit: straps over the shoulders, a scoop or straight neckline across the upper chest, full coverage down the front and back torso, and high-cut leg openings. Blend the transitions naturally but keep the contrast visible, like real sun tan lines. Maintain the anime style and original lighting
but it always comes out weird or unsatisfactory
