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One of my dogs is white with black spots over her body, with very curious facial features. Her right eye is surrounded by a big black spot, her right ear is hea
by JaumeGreen 3y ago
One of my dogs is white with black spots over her body, with very curious facial features. Her right eye is surrounded by a big black spot, her right ear is heavily spotted but still quite white. Her left ear has a black spot centered on its base that covers the whole ear, her right eye has white all around.
I've not managed to make Dall-E to draw her.
I wanted it to draw 2 people with certain characteristics with two generic dogs with certain colours (nothing complex on the dog side). Up to the two people and a dog it more or less managed. Adding the last dog and the location made it mangle everything.
All through the chat interface.
For me it's still lacking on some things.
- CamperBob2 3y agoI just cut-and-pasted your description and it did a pretty credible job: https://i.imgur.com/arj2h1K.png https://i.imgur.com/arj2h1K.png Most notable failure is that it got the left/right POV wrong. If you are still using DALL-E, that's probably not the latest model, and if you're using the free chat interface it definitely isn't. Try using ChatGPT4 directly.
- JaumeGreen 3y agoThat's not good enough for me. It doesn't listen to all of the instructions.
- Izkata 3y agoYou do have "right eye" in there twice with opposite instructions.
- CamperBob2 3y agoD'oh, I hadn't noticed that. Probably explains the left-right confusion. In any case, I'm reluctant to complain too much about minor issues with something that would gotten its creators burned as witches 500^H^H years ago.
- JaumeGreen 3y agoI wrote it wrong here, but I used the right wording there. What I was exemplifying was that it had limits on the complexities in the instructions. And that anything with directions (left right...) can be hard for it. These are not minor issues to evaluate the end result. It's good, but still lacking on some fronts. BTW the level for witchcraft is too low for me, but to each their own.