This was a request I did. F/M tickling isn't my thing, but I did a short piece.

Is there a reason the defs on janitor are hidden? Just curious why as I’m seeing it more and more

>>81243 Mostly people make it private so others can't copy paste their bot onto another website, just a way to prevent people stealing it.

>>81243 All these sites based on Venus apart from Chub.ai have a weird culture around creating bots. The sites prefer things to be privated because then they can't be taken and used on other sites, but they're also the only places online where the bot creators themselves treat their Tavern cards as a trade secret or something. Most of them probably don't even know what Tavern cards are.

>>79546 Anon I have a few questions. Do you put prompts for shorter 'chapters' and stich them together while having the base plotline in your head or do you write the key moments as one prompt, telling Grok to start with the first chapter and adding next parts like "now write the next part, accoring to the script" or something like that? If you have any general tips on how to make the prompts better, I'd be more than grateful (mine seem to get rather generic and repetitive, but I suppose that's the downside of AI writing, rather than doing it myself)

Could the autor of the bot of aunt Janice put it in janitor?😋

Whoever put those Madoka characters on Spicychat is doing God's work. Would love to see more bots ported on that site.

>>81481 Links?

Here you go, anon https://spicychat.ai/chatbot/9b79e55b-e7f6-45ad-b65f-8c152a92a77b https://spicychat.ai/chatbot/91e0b497-b63c-4a8a-8e33-c05c6baf4839 https://spicychat.ai/chatbot/4715e508-d3de-42fc-8660-11070876aed0 https://spicychat.ai/chatbot/fbb738a7-0dec-441c-a0c4-c7bc9cc9505f https://spicychat.ai/chatbot/a9bb7a2e-067f-4b86-9f71-3272a54b032a A bunch of Madoka-based lee bots I found.

Might be time to start sharing users that make AI art that's worth posting about. And I don't mean the ones that spam the same AI slop over and over with barely any variety, but rather the ones that post art that's with different characters, with different poses, different methods of tickling and no paywall. Example https://x.com/megane7000?t=jaK8x70AiHHwAdcRxRzmHQ&s=09

>>81298 This is horrifyingly disturbing and I wish you hadn’t posted it

The new DALL-E is pretty good, but it's only available through chatgpt and they've gone HARD on censoring it. Won't even attempt to generate and will moralize at you if you ask for fucking anything slightly fucking fetishized. Have some Lila emojis just for fun. I feel like she'd call me a soulless faggot for this.

Best pic I got out of it

>>79303 Sorry I constantly come back to this Taarna one, it's so good. The little break and anticipation before ticklish is said.... Followed by the immediate burst of laughter with the sudden tickling under her outstretched arm. Just gold. Hope we see more like that one soon

>>82976 Thanks. Right now, I'm working on a live action for clips4sale, just to see how people respond. Making them for free is one thing, but will people buy one that's 5-10 minutes long? I'm curious to see how it does.

>>82987 I mean, if its anything like your previous work? May be tempted!

>>82994 Well, we shall see. At the very least, I'll release a trailer, so those who are just curious can see what it's about and enjoy the samples. I've always been a firm believer in offering substantial trailers so people know what they are potentially buying.

I know a lot of people are sorta fed up with AI generated stuff and hey, I get it. If you don't like it, nothing wrong with that. But figured I'd post this here. I was experimenting with NovelAI, since I had basically ignored it after finding it to be ineffective. I did some research on it to understand it better and gave it a shot. I got this image of Misato and...honestly? I'm impressed. It can't do variety the way Dall-E can, but as far as AI tools go, it kicks the crap out of most any other tool with generating tiggling based content, as long as you know how to prompt it.

>>83096 Tutorial on how to get started? most tutorials are not about tiggling and just creating aprompt with tiggling in it doesn't generate stuff like this

>>83117 The best advice I was given is an explanation of how NovelAI works. Basically, it bases MOST of what it does by what it finds on Danbooru (https://danbooru.donmai.us/) utlizing the tag system. Summarized: Get a rough outline of what you want, then add the needed tags to get what you want. You may land some success with just 'tentacles tiggle her feet" but you'll find MORE success if you add "tiggling feet" as a tag. The general prompt works by comma separated 'tags' and works in all lower case. You can add uppercase, but it's not as consistent. Screenshot shows the tags I'm talking about. Looking for a specific character? Check to see if they're in there. If they have more than like...20-30 entries, good chance NovelAI can make them. For my PERSONAL advice: Start each prompt with "ai-generated, ai-assisted" and it'll make it look better. If you'd rather it appear like it came right from an anime, you can add "animescreecap" at the start instead. This site can help with the general look of the image:(https://docs.novelai.net/image/tutorial-artstyles.html) Hopefully that helps some! I'll be happy to help give what pointers I can, but a lot of it is experimental too.

>>83119 > 83119 Forgot the ding dang screenshot, my bad.

>>52056 (OP) Pre-facing, I'm a footfag so this mainly concerns generation feet based stuff and percentages are my approximation. New ChatGPT generation is both good and shit because it is very censored. Here's what I learned by tossing $20 at it and spending few days trying to generate things. Basically I think that it has 3 ratios (1:1, 4:6, and 6:4) and it rolls the censor check after 4 steps: 1. Original prompt text (also analyzes the content of the input image, won't do it if input is nsfw and the request is in the same message, can be bypassed by just uploading the pic by itself and asking for a similar image instead of modifying) 2. After the text "Getting Started", basically before the first 10% of the generation, just a blurred grey picture in the aspect ratio that the generator chose. (this is usually where the 6:4 and most 1:1 pictures fail). If the generation fails in this section, you can't see what it was trying to do. 2. 10%-25% (33% for 4:6 images) This is after it actually starts generating the image. The progress on screen is actually fake, you can see and save the generated part of the image through inspect element. 3. 25%-50% (33%-70% for 4:6) This is the step after which most of the pictures will fail. 4. 50%-100% (70%-100% for 4:6) The generator usually says "Adding finishing touches" (or something along those lines). If you reach this step, you have threaded the needle and your picture will most likely be actually finished. Personal tip: Keep the clothes on until you have gotten everything in place. There usually are no problems asking it to remove a pair of shoes. See examples of the real art that I used as base and the half-baked result that failed in the 33%-70% stage

>>83166 Another thing, you can technically ask it to remove the blur and finish the image if you saved it and uploaded it to the chat again, but this has only worked for me once

>>83166 Hopefully it will raise the bar for the open source ones to start coming

>>83119 Thanks bro, it was really helpful!

Found this on GPT reddit of all places. who would've known that GPT can generate stuff like that if it thinks it's innocent. undercover tigglefag or just coincidence?

>>83166 Kaga and tentacles

>>83277 I got it to this point before it stopped and said it was against its policies. We really need an uncensored version of this

>>83294 Just for you. I'm really enjoying NovelAI, I bought the subscription so I can do unlimited generations, as long as it's only 28 steps and normal size.

And just to demonstrate, if you want it to look more like it was ripped right from an anime, there ya go. It even makes the feet look kinda stupid, like most anime. Which sucks, but...accurate, I guess?

>>83303 Those toes look broken...

>>83166 I've had some fun doing similar stuff with feetgen. Taking really old tiggle art I remember liking, usually not very good though, and making "updated" versions or swapping out characters.

>>83316 >>>83166 do you get free daily credits on that website, or do you have to pay up right away?!