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Setting image file name without affecting the prompt (lemmy.world)
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Hi. I'm using a line like this [fileName="{0-9}{a-z}{A-Z}".selectMany(12).join("")] to create a set of numbers and letters at the beginning of the prompt. In the previous model I used to set the priority to 0, so the AI ignored it, but I noticed that the new model ignores :: and these numbers started to appear on objects inside the images. Could I assign a filename in any other way?

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[-] [email protected] 2 points 6 days ago

In what way are you using the file name? Are you saving it into the public gallery? you can use the saveTitle or saveDescription for those.

[-] [email protected] 1 points 6 days ago

I needed a random name when I save the images to the hard drive for further use. I'm not using t2i-framework plugin. When I choose "save the image to your device" it's always the first 12 letters from the prompt, something like "The shot capturing_...".jpeg. So, I created a string of random letters and numbers at the beginning of the prompt to replace the filename. I use it later in the lists for other reasons. So, I tried (saveTitle:::fileName) and also (saveDescription:::fileName), none of them change that.

[-] [email protected] 2 points 6 days ago

Sadly, there isn't a way for the model to ignore a certain tag/prompt anymore (see this related discussion). saveTitle and saveDescription are for saving them into the public gallery. You can probably save the images now into the private gallery, then export it later. Plus, you can edit the 'data' that is tied to the image in the private gallery.

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