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I could be wrong but I think I've heard that's already a thing.

Well, jumped back in with the advent of v6, back to my never ending quest to get MJ to build me a spheroid Battletech dropship. Getting closer. Somewhat. 😂

I don't seem the appeal with MJ currently. There haven't been any great improvements to the algorythm lately, and the overall artistic expression has gone down since v4, at least I feel that way. Maybe once v6 comes out I'll jump back in again, but currently I don't feel spending money on it is...

So, stopped my MJ subscription for the moment as I don't have any creative need right now, but also because I feel they are treading water. To me it seems, at least for the 'normal' algorythm rather than Niji, that they've went backwards as far as artistic expression and understanding of prompts...

Few more samples from MJ. Pretty much a favorite right now, showing what I imagine Marian Hegemony Green Berets. Medieval town with a castle, Stuido Ghibli style. Farmer overlooking a valley on a newly colonized planet. Battle group in orbit. Boarding party. Scifi mercs.

The closest I've come to a spheroid dropship. What I'm failing at is the relative sizes. This is probably barely a quarter the size of a Union class. MJ does not understand size commands.

Aw hell, those look really good!

With MJ, brevity often is the essence of wit. Try "battleship in space" use an aspect ratio of 16:9 or wider, and use the --niji 5 style.

Alright, after taking some time unsubscribed from MJ I recently returned after v5.2 with the new features was released. Mixed bag, even though some great improvements have been made. Regarding niche franchises like Battletech, the algorythm does way better work when using the niji (anime)...

It's probably less of a hassle to simply pay $30 for one month and spam the system in relax mode.

After having tried to get decent 'mechs out of MJ for months now I found out that the way to do it is to activate it's inbuilt anime style (Niji). Well, thanks for letting me waste my time, MJ! Niji succeeds were vanilla MJ fails: missile tubes and guns, and distinct walker shapes. Only the...

Truth be told, as long as MJ doesn't use the same language algorythms like, say ChatGPT it'll always be "just" a somewhat random image generator. On a different not, after ages of trying this is about as close as I've ever gotten with trying to have MJ come up with a spheroid BTech dropship in...

In case you're interested, MidJourney just unrolled a new feature that lets you upload an image and then has the AI create a series of prompts of that image. It's interesting insofar as you can clearly see that all your super long prompts are basically pointless; the AI only takes a few...

So, MJ v5 was recently released, and it's a mixed bag. The system's grasp of hands, and of holding things has vastly imrpoved compared to v3 or v4, and the level of detail it generates even on the base images is nothing but stunning. However, but by and large its still dumb a sa rock. It can't...

No, you can't do that. MJ and other generators have a hard time grasping the *general* idea of what your prompt means, and leave little to no possibilty to usefully tweak specifics. And in general limbs, and hands in particular, are a complete mystery to AI.

I primarily do maps, so this would be outside my range.

A couple SW themed generations.

I'm basically using it for projects and ideas that may, possibly, eventually... potentially... some day come to fruition, both as illustrations and as means to conceptualize things. If you pick MJ up, try to play around with the different prompts for style and lighting; these are the one with...

You can sign up for free for MJ and you get 100 creations included, IIRC. Then there are subscriptions available in different tiers. Honestly, if you don't mind spending some money, just get the 30 dollar subscription for one month, put the settings to relax, and create as many images as you want.