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If anyone has tried MJ and become frustrated at the chaos of losing their work in the various channels I strongly recommend you make your own server and invite
by jjbinx007 4y ago
If anyone has tried MJ and become frustrated at the chaos of losing their work in the various channels I strongly recommend you make your own server and invite the MJ bot to it. You can create channels to help organise your stuff but making your own server makes MJ almost a pleasure to use.
I don't think I could use it if I had to use the main public server.
- stavros 4y agoI just send the bot a private message, solves everything.
- Turing_Machine 4y agoInteresting. That's the thing that's kept me from signing up for the premium tier -- the near-impossibility of finding your stuff unless you watch it like a hawk. It doesn't help that the Discord search function is so terrible.
- corysama 4y agoEvery user gets a personal, searchable gallery on the web site https://www.midjourney.com/ https://www.midjourney.com/
- Turing_Machine 4y agoThat's after the fact, though. If you want to actually interact/modify with a work in progress, you have to be in the cattle car channel and watch for it to show up, yes? (except maybe by having your own server and inviting the bot, as the OP suggested).
- corysama 4y agoOnce you’ve subscribed, you can work alone in DMs with the bot. No server necessary.
- Turing_Machine 4y agoToo late to add this to my original comment, but +1 on this. This works great. Thanks so much. P.S. for those, like me, who were confused about what "making your own server" means, you do this within the main Discord app. It doesn't involve provisioning an actual server and installing software. :-)