I'm actually not sure how it works specifically because I don't know much about the technology behind it. All I know is that if I change the prompt (compared to

I'm actually not sure how it works specifically because I don't know much about the technology behind it. All I know is that if I change the prompt (compared to the original prompt given by the txt2img script) and finetune the parameters I can get some *very* differing results that only keep a certain "style" or vibe. For example I generated [0] as my base image, I passed it into a dithering filter to make it look more "retro" and got [1] (was going for retro PC98 visual novel style backgrounds), and then [3] are all new results generated from it (I added stuff like "village" or "trees" etc in the new prompt and also made the resolution widescreen). You can tweak parameters like the prompt, the depth (ddim), the "strength" of the original image, and the "scale" (not sure what it is but it does change things around). Then you can play with that and even iterate on more images. [0] https://upload.i.ng/file/goaltendersgrievousSumter/seed_643610_00002.png https://upload.i.ng/file/goaltendersgrievousSumter/seed_6436... [1] https://upload.i.ng/file/overstatementrearwardsplighting/dithered-image.png https://upload.i.ng/file/overstatementrearwardsplighting/dit... [2] https://twitter.com/xMorgawr/status/1564271156462440448 https://twitter.com/xMorgawr/status/1564271156462440448