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[–] [email protected] 1 points 8 minutes ago* (last edited 3 minutes ago)

Similar problem has been reported on Reddit.

Accessing on Google Chrome Mobile. Also happening on create-instance-plugin (? based on a comment there)

Edit: This is the create-instance-plugin problem

[–] [email protected] 3 points 3 days ago (1 children)

Hello, some data privacy regarding the prompts or 'AI' tools are answered in this comment by the dev: https://lemmy.world/comment/5709061 @[email protected] i'll also ping them just in case.

[–] [email protected] 3 points 1 week ago (2 children)

There seems to be a problem with 'installing' the required packages (something like stdlib) for it on the web, even if the script itself is loaded. @perchance pinging dev so they can take a look at it.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago

You could use ShareX screen record then upload to Streamable. Can you also provide the thread/chat export that is faulty so I can try to replicate the problem on my end?

[–] [email protected] 1 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

I'd recommend waiting for a couple of seconds before reloading/closing the page to make sure the image is 'converted/saved' on the chat. I tried clicking the keep then immediately reloading the page (even closing the page as soon as I clicked 'keep'), but it managed to keep the image. Not sure what other factors might affect it saving.

If you could provide a video demo of the problem with the console open, it would be helpful to see if there are problems with the code.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 3 weeks ago
[–] [email protected] 2 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (2 children)

After the declaration of 'odds' any other text after it is invalid e.g.

Ss^0.5 or s
Tt^0.5 || t

If you want a randomized value for that in which Tt has odds of 0.5 to being chosen you could have:

{Ss^0.5|s}

{Tt^0.5|t}

If you want to add 'odds' with HTML formatting, you should place the odds after the items e.g.

<u>Ag^0.5</u>

to

<u>Ag</u> ^0.5

The change in odds should always be on the end of the item.

On your [m = markings6.selectUnique(1,7).joinItems("/")] you are setting the value of m to be the joined items in a string, not the list. To fix it you just need to store it on the variable, then use the joinItems on the variable after: [m = markings6.selectUnique(1,7), m.joinItems("/")]

Then to output the names: [m.selectAll.map(a => a.name).joinItems("/")] in which it would iterate on the markings on m and get their name, then joinItems them.

 

On the editors, you can search/highlight with RegEx (Regular Expressions) however, the matches cannot be iterated, and you cannot replace them. The old editor allowed this (as far as I remember), as well as using the captured groups as replacement ( /(\d+)\.(.+)?/gm can be replaced with $1 - $2 to change the matches 1.Test to 1 - Test).

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago

The link of your generator is the URL of your page: https://perchance.org/your-url-page

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

I haven't really had a long conversation and multiple topics in one bot, so I don't have much experience in manipulating the bot's behavior.

I would suggest adding a reminder on the character's Reminder Message to steer the AI's response. Another would be using the /ai <reply instruction> method in which you instruct what the AI would reply. You could also probably try to edit the Memories and summaries that the AI generated that it uses in generating the reply and you could check the memory that pushes the AI to reply that way by clicking the brain icon that show up upon hover in the message on the bottom right.

There are a lot more people knowledgeable in telling the AI what to do in the #ai-character-chat channel in Perchance Discord.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago (2 children)

@[email protected] - pinging dev for other info that I've probably missed.

 

There is a feature that was recently added which is the 'Edit Password' upon saving a generator that isn't yours (you are remixing another person's generator). It is for recovering/saving an edited generator without logging in (or those users that are having trouble with saving generators since the email verification is having problems).

Steps:

  1. Click edit in the generator you want to edit.
  2. Upon saving, and opt to create a generator (since you can't save a generator to an account since you are not logged in), it would then give out a 'edit password'. Remember/Save this generated string as well as the newly created URL (not the original one).
  3. Later on (as long as the local storage is not cleared) you can navigate again to that newly created page (while still not logged in into an account) then enter the edit password after clicking save to return back/apply your changes to the generator.
A video demo of how it works.
[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Possibly missing ending quotations?

Before the "negative", you didn't close the quotation then you used a dot instead of a comma in transitioning to the negative

...
"Style Name":{
  "prompt": "...",
  "negative": "..."
},
...
 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/19286382

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There has been a couple of Community Events in Casual Perchance since its implementation via Lemmy World posts.

What kind of events would you like to see or be part of?

Some of the old events were:

  • Generator Jam - like a Game Jam but with generators based on a theme
    • Plain - create a generator that fits the specified theme
    • Useful Generators - generators that can be imported/useful for other generators (i.e. importable lists or plugins etc.)
    • Mad Science - not generators but anything made with Perchance Syntax.
  • Contribute to a Generator - didn't get much traction, like a Generator Jam, but you allow others to give feedback/suggestions throughout the event to the generator you have submitted. (Might change this to just a Feedback/Suggestion Jam, submit your generators for feedback and suggestions and don't require to create a new generator)
  • Image Challenge - Mostly AI Images generated with Perchance text-to-image-plugin based on a theme.

Also, feel free to give any feedback or suggestions about the Community Events. Some more specific feedback/suggestion categories are:

  • Length of Events
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submitted 3 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) by [email protected] to c/[email protected]
 

Unexplored Wilderness

Create generators that invoke the wilderness (nature, danger), curiosity (discovery, documentation), and adventure (heading into the unknown, trailblazing), be it fictional or non-fiction.

Make generators with the lines of an odyssey to unexplored regions, mapping the vast reaches of the galaxy, or looking deep within oneself.

When: August 7, 2024 12:00PM UTC to August 28, 2024 12:00PM UTC

Perchance Data

// This Part is Required for the Perchance Hub
// This would be where the Event Organizer would change the data to update the Hub
// Remember to indent with two spaces!

// List About the Event to be displayed on the Hub
metadata
  title = Unexplored Wilderness
  description = Create generators that invoke the wilderness (nature, danger), curiosity (discovery, documentation), and adventure (heading into the unknown, trailblazing), be it fictional or non-fiction.
  type = Generator Jam
  image
    https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/f3889aca-b153-49a9-a9b0-2079eba7dce3.png
    // Can be multiple pictures to randomize the banner image :)
  start = 07 August 2024 12:00:00 UTC+0000 // strict data formats see: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date/parse#non-standard_date_strings
  end = 28 August 2024 12:00:00 UTC+0000
  color = linear-gradient(77deg, #386945, #30aa34)
  rules = Make generators with the lines of an odyssey to unexplored regions, mapping the vast reaches of the galaxy, or looking deep within oneself.

// For Generator Jams with Perchance URL
generators
  // The generator's $metadata is also parsed
  immerse-in-senses
    author = Vionet20
    type = Text
// For Image Events
images		

// You can request a format of other events just ask on the forum!
// Banner Info:
// Generator Used: text2image-generator
// Prompt: a behind the character shot of a small group on high elevation overlooking an unexplored forest region, exploration, adventure, high fantasy, concept art
// Negative Prompt: \[mountains, mountain ranges, high mountains, columns of rocks:0.05\]
// Resolution: 768x512
// Art Style: [Vionet20-Styles] Comic/Manga Illustration

 

Update 4: Fixed
Update 3: It seems that changing the 'src' of the iframe of the embedded seems to apply the changes. Clicking on the 'Go to Event' buttons on the home tab seems to revert the page to its previous versions. A video recording of the problem.
Update 2: Can confirm that the changes are reflected after a couple of minutes, for now.
Update: The embedded page has now reflected the changes. Will monitor if any other changes are immediately (or at least after a little bit of time) reflected.

I'm posting again to re-open a previous bug.

Previous Post: https://lemmy.world/post/15639946

Currently, the /hub where the /hub-events is embedded to, doesn't have the updated /hub-events page.

I've updated the code in the /hub-events last July 25. But currently, the change to it isn't reflected on the embedded /hub-events on the /hub at the Events tab.

Last time, it updated itself after a few minutes, but now two days have passed it hasn't updated yet.

 

I've been made aware that the code I've written to access text-to-speech from ElevenLabs API is no longer working.

I've tested it and it seems that the CORS-Proxy that is being used in ai-character-chat currently doens't allow POST methods (which is being used to 'post' the text to be 'spoken' in ElevenLabs).

Not a major/priority issue but might be nice to be fixed. I also wonder how many are using text to speech (even just using the Speech Synthesis code) in the ai-character-chat....

 

On the ai-text-plugin, there is a way to get the inputs that were sent to the AI using the onStart(data) function:

onStart(data) - the code you put in this will run at the start of the generation process. You can access the inputs being used with data.inputs.instruction, data.inputs.startWith, etc.

I am wondering if we could also get the same for the text-to-image-plugin?

It can be either on the onStart(data) or on the onFinish(data) in which we can get the inputs/static values that were used for the response of the AI e.g. data.inputs.prompt, data.inputs.negativePrompt, etc.

With this, some features that can be implemented is a local history of past generations, in which the previous inputs were temporarily stored in the storage (or on the local storage so even if the page reloaded, the history is saved), then the users can revisit the previous generations (I have set up something similar like this on my text to image generators but they have some hacks to work).

This is not really a priority but might be good to have. Thanks!

 

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