u/chihifu

My Thoughts After Using DrawThings for a Year

Please note that this is my personal opinion, so I ask that you refrain from any defamatory comments.

I’ve used Google, Grok, and ChatGPT, but I’ve always struggled with moderation.

Of course, I understand that moderation is necessary, but I’ve had my time wasted by censorship without even knowing the reason. Speed is crucial for creative work, and censorship that makes no sense is infuriating. While it’s possible to generate NSFW images and videos with DT, I believe how you handle those outputs is a personal matter. Just like a high-speed supercar or a sharp knife—it all depends on the user.

What I’m trying to say is that DrawThings is a fantastic application.

You might ask, “Why are you saying this now?” but I just want to express my gratitude.

Thank you!

I would like the CFG Zero value to be displayed with decimal places.

I’ve recently discovered how fun it is to control CFG Zero, so I’d love to be able to adjust it with greater precision.

I’ve started using Krea 2 Turbo on DT right away. It feels fresh, as I’d grown a bit tired of the character styles in Flux and ZIT. That said, I’m struggling a little with the prompting; it might just be a lack of know-how on my part, but I’m finding it hard to get the results I want. It seems you can't generate NSFW images with the default settings, either. Still, it’s a fun model to use. I’d love to hear what others think of it as well.

I know it’s a bit late to ask this, but do negative prompts in Draw Things actually have an effect? ​​I’ve never really noticed any difference.

"Failed

This prompt may violate Google’s policy against generating images of public figures. Please try another prompt or submit feedback."Please stop displaying this message every time a video is generated. For example, how do you determine that a person with their back to the camera is a public figure?

Since May 8th, Meta AI's engine has been revamped to Muse Spark, and it no longer uses 'Emu' for image generation. I'm very disappointed that the realism in the human image generation has decreased. Does anyone else feel the same way?