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I meant focus on generating images with only one concept to begin with. After you get good result with one, go to the next concept and focus on this. After you have started to get some consistent results with one concept per image, you can start to try more than one concept per image. To learn and to see what effects what, you need to exclude as many variables as possible. Start with trying to get a good image of the legs spread, then when you are getting good results, go with the next concept. One concept is difficult enough for even an experienced SD user, no need to make it more difficult than it needs to be. Also read the advice I gave to fustylugss.Thank you very much, you are very kind.
I have one last question for the moment (I hope).
When you say to focus on one concept at a time, do you mean that I have to reorder the prompt by categories (eg: quality / appearance / action and pose / body part / related body part), or I have to generate an image first and then update it with new prompt? (in this last case how should I do?)
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