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Yup you are right. With the blonde haired character I did nothing to force consistency. I was generating from scratch over and over and was so impressed how consistent it was without any extra work, I just ran with it.I don't have extensive expertise in AI methods maybe you might know the answer to this. Is it possible to create individual assets by generating them separately and layer them off? For example, generating a head only, separate that on a different layer, and generate a body next, separate that on a different layer, and then clothes only, etc... I'm guessing you'd have to cut these items out manually so you can get individual assets. This would help a lot with consistency as I notice the hair/body will change ever so slightly with each gen, but with individual assets you can create consistency at least for the character model.
Btw, the image is just an example of creating consistency I think the white haired girl was meant to be a different character. In the most recent gens with the blonde I did notice small changes with each gen though.
To answer your question:
The solution to this problem is Segments (Segmenting? Segmentation?). Because the images turned out so well, I didn't bother (lazy) but if you wanted to do it correctly, that's the way.
Did you do that in Photoshop?Btw, the image is just an example of creating consistency