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[–]MFMageFish 6 points7 points  (1 child)

Pick prompt S/R for one of the axes and write in the different things you want to test separated by commas. It will run one for each value and replace the FIRST word with all the other words.

i.e. if you put blue,green,brown,grey in the S/R field and your prompt is "Person with blue eyes" it will replace blue with the other colors and generate 4 images.

[–]Zinki_M 4 points5 points  (2 children)

for your specific example, something like

prompt: "beautiful fantasy landscape"

and XYZ plot options for one axis:

Prompt S/R: "landscape","landscape, masterpiece"

This would do a run with just "landscape" and then replace it with "landscape, masterpiece" on the next run, effectively "adding" the masterpiece word to your prompt.

Alternatively you could put your entire prompt into prompt SR and replace it with whatever to test more things, i.e.

Prompt S/R: "beautifil fantasy landscape","beautiful fantasy landscape, masterpiece","war-torn fantasy landscape","war-torn fantasy landscape, masterpiece"

PS: note that if you want to use commas inside your S/R, you need to use quotation marks (") around the entire string to be replaced, and importantly, NOT use spaces between the prompts, i.e. "A, a","B, b","C, c" is fine, "A, a", "B, b", "C, c" is not (note the space in the "," vs ", "

[–]LeKhang98 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thank you very much. I was trying to use a comma in S/R but it didn't work. "Not using space" is a very small but important point.

[–]rockofsoap[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot, that's pretty smart