GrumblePuss

If I remember correctly, your generator is inside an iframe, and pretty heavily isolated. Most likely, the mouse gesture is being caught by the main outer document and not being passed to the inner iframe. It should be possible to tie into window and manually forward the events to the inner frame, but I'm not yet knowledgeable enough in JavaScript to give a definitive answer.

If you create an account (completely free), the ads go away. And, if you do allow ads, it's only a banner at the bottom of the page. Also, ads only appear on pages that use AI plugins (image gen, AI text).

Are you meaning you want the AI to look at the image and generate CSS based on the common colors in the image? If that's the case, then no: there is no image to text option in Perchance. There are a couple generators the use external AI models hosted on other sites for similar tasks, but nothing at Perchance.

Perchance image gen does not support inpainting.

This is already a feature as listed in the notes from the dev. When using the plugin, you can specify 768x768 as the resolution.

This may already be available in some generators. If it's not available in your favorite one, you can simply fork the generator and modify the code to pass along the higher resolution request.

P.S. There is a feedback form at the bottom of the notes page. What you post there goes straight to the dev.

About our participation in the matter: only the dev can apply new training data. However, I'm sure feedback is greatly appreciated.

It is possible (and quite standard) to add additional training data to a model after deployment. It takes a long time, and a considerable amount of GPU power. It is also the only way we are likely to get good celebrity support again, because the vast majority of models are now shipped without training on celebrity data sets anymore.

Because AI text gen is not just spitting out text from some lookup table: it's looking through billions of chunks of text, looking for patterns, then combining them together to form a response. There is a an absolutely massive amount of number crunching that goes into the process. In addition, your want for it to "remember" things is an extremely tall order because, AI doesn't remember anything.

Every query you send (this is true for all AI models) includes:

• role instructions
• previous messages
• "memories" (blocks of text with summarized context)
• your query

This is always sent as one big blob of text that the AI has to read, parse, process, group, compare, quantize, then finally generate a response. The more data you send, the more it has to process, the more resources are required.

First, you will need a powerful PC and GPU. AI is very resource hungry and takes a lot of processing power to be very good. This is especially true if you want it to "remember" things.

I wasn't insulting, I didn't call names, and I didn't cuss. I was blunt and called attention to some flaws in their argument.

You immediately lost your argument when you stated that you are using the exact same prompts. The notes about the new model clearly state that you will need to adjust your prompts for the new model. There have also been numerous examples, both here and in the Discord server of people getting extremely consistent results by simply prompting correctly. The old model isn't coming back, get over it. Adapt and learn to use the new model. Or, at least put as much effort into learning the new model as you have put into complaining.

What do mean? Which part is the bad omen?