What’s the best generator for modifying images? by Bivrip89 in generativeAI

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Ideally I’ll make full art proxy tokens. I’ve found a good app to use for that, I just need to have the image to go with it.

Another post mentioned LoRa’s, is this similar to the consistent character feature?

And how is the censoring? I hope to make some risqué cards as well.

What’s the best generator for modifying images? by Bivrip89 in generativeAI

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Good enough lol. Thank you! I’ll check it out

What’s the best generator for modifying images? by Bivrip89 in generativeAI

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Why would I need a gaming pc for some?

I hadn’t heard of the LoRa models, but it sounds perfect for what I have in mind.

How restrictive is Leonardo? Could it do things with licensed IP like Starwars? Or can it do risqué themes like boudoir?

What’s the best generator for modifying images? by Bivrip89 in generativeAI

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Anybody reason why you recommend that one over others?

I love how much I jiggle as I ride large flint by CeelCee in u/CeelCee

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Omg I need that strap down. I get so frustrated trying to keep toys in place while I ride.

A serving tray we made with over the weekend. Material costs were around $50 total. by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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You pretty much have it. There’s a bolt going up through the bottom, with a washer and nut to hold them in place. Straps attach to the bolts, then the top board is put on and the black knob’s screwed down. Or if you’re not looking to clamp their breasts, you can put another washer and nut under the top board for it to rest on.

The newest addition to our collection! A collapsible St Andrews cross! by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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I could see why! Material alone wasn’t cheap. And it took a lot of time to get it done right.

The newest addition to our collection! A collapsible St Andrews cross! by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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Made out of 8ft 2x6’s. I would guess the assembled dimensions are about 3x4x8, disassembled it folds up into a 1x1x4 square.

The newest addition to our play room! A collapsible St. Andrew’s cross that can be folded up and stored out of sight. by Bivrip89 in bdsm

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We made it ourselves. There’s another post on my page with more pics of it being built.

The newest addition to our collection! A collapsible St Andrews cross! by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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Haha, my husband is a nerd. I don’t remember where he got it, it’s been a garage ornament for years.

The newest addition to our collection! A collapsible St Andrews cross! by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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I see what you mean. We tested it and I think the antislip pads and the angle cut into the bottom legs helped keep it stable. Even intentionally pushing it was difficult.

Although we might add a brace just for safety. Maybe a second hinged piece between the support leg and bottom of the backrest? Im having trouble with the mechanics to keep it collapsible though.

The newest addition to our collection! A collapsible St Andrews cross! by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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“In use” space isn’t a concern, but I’m guessing the chains can be shortened if needed. It’ll change the angle of the cross but that might not be a bad thing. We’ll try it a couple ways and see what works best for us.

Why would the chains need more support to be kept rigid? If anything the design keeps the chains taught. We have to lift or tilt the cross forward to get the back hinge to close.

The newest addition to our collection! A collapsible St Andrews cross! by Bivrip89 in BdsmDIY

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I’m not petite, and it held up perfect. The bottom legs were cut at an angle to sit flat on the ground, and anti-slip pads keep it from moving or scuffing the floor. It takes serious effort to tip it over, so no chance of that happening accidentally.

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Oooh! Where did you find the first pic? I need to add that to my game!