cool and nice site, but it doesn't look like me
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#12Hey, after I tried it, I couldn't generate my avatar and got the message 'Failed to load models: Failed to fetch'
Hi Tommylin, sorry to hear that. Is it working now?
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Hi Tommylin, sorry to hear that. Is it working now?
No problem anymore~ Not bad! It might be because of an error I encountered during my trial on Windows this afternoon, although I don't know the cause. That evening, I even replied with my personal MacBook, and it was already fine!
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#15would love to see more lines on my face
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#16I was truly impressed by this archive page. It looks like a piece of art that I could stop and contemplate for a long time.
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#19Cool idea, but my image came out a bit generic, any way to make it more detailed? For inspiration, you might want to reference Brooklyn based artist Paul Richard, he does incredible single line drip work. It might help to improve your ai model. Also, do you store / keep my image? just curious. :)
Yes, it's a bit generic right now, and there's definitely room for improvement. I just checked out Paul Richard's work—it looks amazing and highly relevant.
Also, by default, I don't store either the original image or the generated result. The generated image is only saved if you explicitly click "Archive," and you can delete it whenever you'd like.
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#20Cool idea, but my image came out a bit generic, any way to make it more detailed? For inspiration, you might want to reference Brooklyn based artist Paul Richard, he does incredible single line drip work. It might help to improve your ai model. Also, do you store / keep my image? just curious. :)