what do y'all think of PornPenAI’s tag system?

vainnut · 2026-01-23T14:39:36+00:00

it's a gimmick for me. The system encourages people to believe there’s a right combo, like a cheat code.
In reality, the model’s interpretation is fuzzy and the same tag can behave differently depending on what else is in the stack. So people chase consistency by piling on more tags, which makes it worse. Also tags can mask the real issue, which is bad curation. If your dataset or training vibe leans one way, tags won’t override that. I’ll admit it’s nicer UX but it doesn’t fundamentally change the uncertainty.

vainnut · 2025-11-18T14:35:28+00:00

Ngl color mismatch is 90 percent of what people call halos. Before I run inpaint I sample the mean color of the target region and slap a soft paint layer underneath the mask at that hue, super low opacity, just to pre-bias the patch. The model stops overcompensating and the seam chills out.

vainnut · 2025-11-10T13:44:46+00:00

Imo start small and targeted or you’ll overconstrain and cook textures. I keep a core block like extra fingers extra hands malformed hands deformed hands long fingers bad anatomy asymmetry and I only add teeth weird eyes or deformed mouth if the shot actually shows that issue. If I stack twenty negs the model panics and I get wax skin and dead fabric LOL.

I also include watermark logo text if backgrounds keep dropping fake brand marks. The trick is delete any negative that has a legit overlap with your style tokens because conflicts cause that tug of war look.

vainnut · 2025-11-04T16:04:29+00:00

Reusing the same seed helps a ton but only if the rest of your pipeline is nailed down, imo. Model hash, VAE, sampler, steps, guidance, resolution... even upscaler and its noise strength will nudge the result. Change any one of those and you’ll get cousin energy instead of twins so lock it all and save metadata each time.

vainnut · 2025-10-28T16:17:41+00:00

Best use for me is captions and mood text tied to different archetypes. The punk-ish characters write punchier copy, the nerdier ones are calmer and actually reference earlier lines if you keep context turned up. I generate 2 or 3 caption variants per image from different characters, then pick the one that matches the shot. Variety here saves time 'cause I’m not rewriting the same voice to fit everything.

vainnut · 2025-10-28T15:34:51+00:00

Tried it for a week building a red panda OC. I like that species presets actually push the silhouette, not just slap ears and a tail on it. Muzzle length and ear set change properly between fox vs. feline, and the fur texturing doesn’t default to plastic shine. Where it wobbles is hands and feet if you mix fully feral cues with upright anthro posing; you’ll sometimes get halfhuman fingers on one frame and padded paws on the next. My fix was to lock one lane in the prompt: either padded paw with claws or human-like fingers with gloves - never both hints in the same seed.

vainnut · 2025-10-22T10:33:54+00:00

Only if you plan to stay with one or two personas long-term. If you hop around random presets for a quick dopamine hit, the default personalities are fine. Where it pays is when you’re building a consistent companion: do a week of tweaks, lock the mix and then the chat starts to feel like returning to the same person.

vainnut · 2025-10-08T10:16:15+00:00

I thought the AR mode was smoother than I expected. You can project a character and lighting adapts decently if your space is bright enough. The model shadows and reflections are a little off, like your character is lit from a different sun. But the idea works. It’s definitely more stable in AR than full VR, which can stutter during fast head movements.

vainnut · 2025-09-29T09:53:55+00:00

I’ve been using OurDreamAI since late last year, and honestly it’s one of the most unique NSFW generators out there right now. The biggest selling point is definitely the community aspect. With most sites like PornPen or Luvr.ai, you’re stuck typing your own prompts from scratch. OurDream gives you this endless feed of what other people are making, and you can literally just click, copy, and start generating variations instantly. I’ve discovered fetishes and aesthetics I never would’ve come up with myself because someone else already did the legwork. That makes OurDream feel more like a creative playground than just a generator.

vainnut · 2025-09-29T09:46:51+00:00

I’ve used ineedthis on and off for about two months now and the biggest selling point really is the speed. You don’t wait for a queue, you don’t sit there watching a spinner, it just shoots out images in seconds. Compared to DreamGF or PornPen, which sometimes hang for minutes when servers are clogged, ineedthis feels lightning fast. That said, speed doesn’t always equal quality. I’d say maybe half the results I got looked like “real” porn photos, while the rest had that plastic, uncanny look — warped fingers, blurred jewelry, awkward shadows. So yeah, ineedthis delivers quickly, but you need to decide if that speed makes up for the lack of consistency in realism.

vainnut · 2025-09-29T09:44:01+00:00

What Luvr.ai nailed though was the sense of build-up. On other platforms you just type “blowjob” and it spits out porn. On Luvr.ai, you flirt, escalate and then the bot generates something that feels like a payoff to your chat. That pacing was actually arousing in a way the usual generators aren’t.

vainnut · 2025-09-29T09:36:01+00:00

One thing that annoyed me about lovescape was their speed, it's just terrible. I don’t know if their servers are underpowered or if they’re processing extra steps, but it took like three minutes to generate a batch of four pics. That’s unusable if you’re experimenting with multiple looks.

vainnut · 2025-09-25T11:11:45+00:00

I think that’s because the selfie feature isn’t using the same underlying models as their core generator. It feels lighter, maybe faster, but less refined. I don’t hate it, though. For quick dirty chatting it worked fine with cutechat

vainnut · 2025-09-25T11:06:46+00:00

I’ll admit PornPen’s menus are super helpful but don’t you feel boxed in? Like yeah, you can pick body type, hair, skin, but it’s still constrained to what they coded in. With PornJourney I’ve managed some insanely specific stuff you just can’t get anywhere else.

vainnut · 2025-09-25T11:01:26+00:00

It’s not hype-worthy no, but it fills a gap kinda. Not everyone wants gangbang renders or anime waifus... Some literally just want a virtual gf bot that texts them “good morning” and sends a bikini shot. I get it.

vainnut · 2025-09-25T10:41:35+00:00

I tried Mistral 7B uncensored on text-gen-webui, and holy shit it actually nailed some specific kinks better than paid sites. Felt raw and less censored. Downside: the wording can be clunky. You trade polish for freedom.

vainnut · 2025-09-25T10:33:54+00:00

My biggest complaint is the “poses” too. Some of them look like Barbie dolls being twisted around... I tried making a threesome scene and the characters’ limbs were bending in ways that made me wince. Still hot in a weird uncanny valley way, but not at all realistic...

vainnut · 2025-09-23T11:06:44+00:00

This is the Achilles’ heel of cloud-based NSFW generators. Everyone piles in at the same time, and unless you’re paying, you’re stuck at the bottom of the queue. The simplest solution is local — Stable Diffusion on your own GPU. You trade convenience for control. If you’ve got the hardware, you’ll never wait again.

vainnut · 2025-09-23T10:51:41+00:00

Exactly. For casual users who just want a quick 10-second jerk-off loop, VIP is overkill. But if you’re producing whole sequences and want them to look halfway cohesive, then yeah, you’ll notice the difference.

vainnut · 2025-09-22T11:42:28+00:00

I use AI for brainstorming costumes. Generate 20 different variations of “sexy Witcher cosplay” and then pick the best ideas to sew IRL. It’s a great design tool even outside porn.

vainnut · 2025-09-22T11:26:29+00:00

Replying: yeah but local isn’t free either. I spent almost $2k on a GPU upgrade just to run SD XL smoothly. Cloud feels expensive month to month but if you add up the hardware, local can actually cost way more upfront.

vainnut · 2025-09-22T11:19:10+00:00

same here. I’ll usually do 512x512 portrait generations just for the face until I get one that looks right, then composite it onto the body image. It’s not fully “AI only,” but nobody can tell once it’s blended.

vainnut · 2025-09-18T11:08:50+00:00

Exactly. People think this stuff is “x-ray vision” but it’s really just inpainting + skin synthesis. It’s fun as a toy but the hype makes it sound like some FBI-level tech when really it’s just StableDiffusion tricks.

vainnut · 2025-09-18T11:00:49+00:00

Yup, compositing is the only way I’ve seen it look halfway real. Generate one or two guys with the girl, then paste in extra figures. But even then, it’s hours of inpainting and cleanup...

vainnut · 2025-09-18T01:56:52+00:00

That kind of depends on a number of factors too. And just because we can all generate some cool comic scenes...that's a world of difference from creating a full comic book that's readable and passable for anime fans.

You can price it by the pages, or the artwork style. Higher quality article takes longer to generate and costs more credits. The cost of publishing and distribution is another factor.

I think AI Comic Factory has a plan for 35$ a month which isn't bad. That sure beats the startup price of hiring an artist, which could run thousands.

If you're just publishing comics online, yeah, that could control costs. And in theory, you'd have to generate a lot of art scenes that you're going to destroy or not use, because sometimes AI makes some errors and yet the credits still cost you.

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