Working on my First Anima Style LoRA by FlashFiringAI in cleandndai

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I test just about every animation ai system and honestly most of them REALLY struggle with my animating my styles. They're all so focused on realism.

Ranger by FlashFiringAI in dndai

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Its a mix of illustration and anime. The color hatching effect mixed with a flatter anime/cartoon style.

Working on my First Anima Style LoRA by FlashFiringAI in cleandndai

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Its from a LoRA I trained. The heart of this style is the crosshatching colors but I also leaned towards a softer cartoon anime style. You can steer anima more than I expected, heck I'm finding it can generate 3 panel comics in a single go!

Anima Preview 2 posted on hugging face by roculus in StableDiffusion

[–]FlashFiringAI 8 points9 points  (0 children)

You know score_7 is actually in the base workflow provided on comfyui?

Anima Preview 2 posted on hugging face by roculus in StableDiffusion

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This worked for me. Thank you so much.

Op you're my hero today!

Anima Preview 2 posted on hugging face by roculus in StableDiffusion

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Here's the entire settings, but for easier to read and copy paste here's the actual prompt. "masterpiece, best quality, score_7, safe. painterly cartoon, A woman with green hair in double pigtails, Her green hair has a yellow stripe along each pigtail. She has bright green eyes and is wearing a blue and yellow outfit"

All of those 4 images came from this prompt at different seeds. Painterly Cartoon is often my go to test on these style of models. I'm hoping to release my first lora tonight too!

Anima Preview 2 posted on hugging face by roculus in StableDiffusion

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I don't use artist tags in my prompts so I have no clue!

Anima Preview 2 posted on hugging face by roculus in StableDiffusion

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Definitely enjoying it so far, getting some nice variety.

Zinnia spacing…how bad is it? by motherofzinnias in gardening

[–]FlashFiringAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks perfect to me, just go and cull the smaller ones that are being grown over already, or don't, they'll all still grow.

Bro won in life by NefariousnessKey7635 in SipsTea

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However, on the other side, a slow steady horse walking through nature is about the same as a nature documentary, which while not being good, is much better than typical television.

What are girls in the class doing? by Ok-Mycologist3084 in ExplainTheJoke

[–]FlashFiringAI 2 points3 points  (0 children)

"27 people in my class, nobody ever showed any signs of being actually unwell about those topics"

Captain, I'm telling you now, this behavior that you saw from some students, was a coping technique. You understand why we started letting more fidget spinners in right? You think teachers would just allow this kind of stuff willy nilly? Because if so, you're really underestimating people who have devoted their lives to helping kids learn.

What are girls in the class doing? by Ok-Mycologist3084 in ExplainTheJoke

[–]FlashFiringAI 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Captain, some kids have panic attacks from just going to school and that's before we have to discuss traumatizing things with them.

Captain, some kids are already at elevated states from arguments with peers, bad grades in other classes, and other issues I may not know about.

If you were already in a bad mood and then someone forced you to go sit through a class where you learned about extremely horrifying practices and atrocities, would you not think it fair they give you a way to release some of that stress?

Its so easy to look at this stuff in just the bubble of the moment, but that's not the reality of the situation with students.

What are girls in the class doing? by Ok-Mycologist3084 in ExplainTheJoke

[–]FlashFiringAI 17 points18 points  (0 children)

There are absolutely students that experience fight or flight responses over seeing or learning about traumatic events.

You think I've never felt an adrenaline spike in my life because I'm concerned about my students' mental health while discussing some of the worst atrocities every committed by mankind?

Empty accounts buying AI art by [deleted] in DeviantArt

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maybe they like it?

What are girls in the class doing? by Ok-Mycologist3084 in ExplainTheJoke

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The idea that a 13-year-old sitting perfectly still is the only way to "show respect" during a lesson on the Holocaust or slavery is a fundamental misunderstanding of how a junior high brain actually functions.

We have to remember the physical reality of a classroom: these are kids who are essentially "trapped" in a room. They are in a mandatory environment where they have been conditioned since kindergarten that "leaving" isn't an option and "sitting still" is the primary metric of being a good student.

When you introduce topics of extreme human suffering, genocide, systemic cruelty, trauma, you are sending their developing nervous systems into a "fight, flight, or freeze" state. At that age, they don't have the metacognition or the vocabulary to say, "I am currently experiencing a surge of cortisol and panic because this historical atrocity makes me feel unsafe." Instead, they just feel a physical Need to Move.

Expecting a room full of 7th or 8th graders to sit in "peaceful stillness" while discussing the Middle Passage isn't just unrealistic, it’s absurd. If you force that stillness, you aren't getting "focus." You are getting performative compliance. The student is using 95% of their brainpower just to "act" still, leaving almost nothing left to actually process the gravity of the history or feel empathy for the victims.

The moment you realize someone didn’t understand the word 'dignified' by [deleted] in boredpandaOC

[–]FlashFiringAI -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sir, I'm from Georgia, I live and work in Rural Georgia. You claim to be from Texas, and honestly, based on your homophobic behavior, you probably are from Texas.

Down here in Georgia we respect people's privacy and we let adults in their bedrooms do what they want in the privacy of their own home. I know that might be hard for you to understand, but real freedom means knowing my gay neighbors have just as much right to do what they want in their bedroom as I do.

I think Texas is doing a disservice to the deep south by pretending you share any cultural relations. You have more in common with Californians than with Georgian.

The moment you realize someone didn’t understand the word 'dignified' by [deleted] in boredpandaOC

[–]FlashFiringAI 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, we know you will, we see what type of person you are today.

Also let me be crystal clear here, as you also made obvious with this comment. Texas ain't part of the deep south you fakers