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it doesn't work. it just creates images based on the prompt, it has nothing to do with the doodle at all. Edit: after some trying, there is sometimes some roug
by simbolit 3y ago
it doesn't work. it just creates images based on the prompt, it has nothing to do with the doodle at all.
Edit: after some trying, there is sometimes some rough shape matching, but it's often very much off.
- simbolit 3y agotry doodling a cat and prompting 'bird' or vice versa and you see what I mean.
- bb88 3y agoSo it doesn't try to interpret the doodle. But as said elsewhere the output shape will try to match it.
- nashashmi 3y agoI found the same thing. Drew a lousy horse looking at it from the side and it gave me horse from the front.
- schoen 3y agoI drew a man holding a sword and got men holding swords in completely different postures. It probably was trying to match some elements of the shapes, but it certainly didn't match an ordinary human understanding of what the items in my drawing were supposed to represent!
- boredemployee 3y agoagree, image has nothing to do with the doodle
- myhf 3y agotry drawing a different shape input, the output shape will match it
- ClassyJacket 3y agoIt does, but not reliably: https://imgur.com/a/LqxBWlA https://imgur.com/a/LqxBWlA
- StrictDabbler 3y agoIn order to view that image I had to assure Imgur that I'm over 18. I guess colors and folds are enough to trigger the warning.
- WheatMillington 3y agoYep, I don't think it used my doodle at all for the generation.
- christophilus 3y agoYeah. I drew a cat and put in “Ogre” as the prompt. It drew an ogre facing the same direction as the cat.
- esquivalience 3y agoThis feels like a good outcome for the machine. It can't tell whether you intended it to be a cat, and you told it ogre, which is after all a made-up creature. But it did take note of what it could.
- cush 3y agoTotally doesn’t work. It doesn’t even roughly match the placement or orientation of the doodles