Prompt Engineering - Part1 : Prompt Tricks You Probably Missed for Stable Diffusion

I am back from a break from the channel! After taking the QA job at Stability (the company that makes stable diffusion) I needed to balance life and work, so needed to take a break. However, now that convention season is pretty much at an end, I can get things back on the road! This week I wanted to cover some AI prompt engineering tricks I don't see people using that are a core part of my workflow. Today we are working with the concept of allowing the prompt to be changed as it is inferenced (known as the FROM:TO:WHEN method), so we have a lot more control over the scene that we do with just prompting. This is just part one, as there are some other things I use that I also don't see out and about, so we are going to fix that. Cheers, and it is good to be back!
#stablediffusion #automatic1111 #aiart

[SouthbayCreations]

This is exactly what the community needs! Back to basics, well sorta. Expanding on the tools we already have. Everyone (including myself) are quick to jump on a new tool/extension but then we forget about all the other cool stuff we already have. Great video! Welcome back!

[MonzonMedia]

The master has returned! Congrats on the job with Stability! Your install video is what got me into auto1111 and I've since fallen down the rabbit hole! Long story short, started covering AI platforms, mostly online....ended up with a job with one of them 😁 you were one of the many sparks that led me down that path. Thank you Scott! Oh and yes, looking forward to part 2!

[timothymaggenti]

Fantastic, great job, thanks. This is the first time I understood how the prompt process works. I am new to all this and finally the light came on. 🎉

[KiZzymesl]

welcome Back !! and thank you for dropping those gems, I didn't know this technique !

[alex-ender]

Scott, don't leave us for so long. I was starting to get worried. Thanks for the awesome video.

[ThoughtFission]

yours are the most useful videos I've come across so far. Direct, to the point and easy to understand. Not always the case with AI tutorials.

[clifforderskineart]

He has returned!! Glad to see you back

[jankvis]

Nice to see you back and thx for the tutorial, cheers :)

[themonotropicguitarist]

Awesome! Thanks for this info. I feel like I need a little cheat sheet of all these tricks. Maybe an idea for those who know the ins and outs of them all.

[charb]

I love this video, I just got started and up and running with Stable Diffusion so I appreciate these tips! Congratulations on your position at Stability! New subbie❤❤❤❤❤

[coloryvr]

Thank you very much for that video!
Although I've been using SD since release, the complexity is often confusing now....
Anyway:
Many thanks to Emad Mostaque and everyone at SD for the free open source version!
To me, Local SD is a tremendous gift to humanity! And if my art was used for "training": It's an honor! Happy colored greetinx

[master]

Very informative video, waiting for part 2...

[davedm]

wow i lose all my time experimenting with the SD web guide with percentages to merge two tings LMAO, you make it more simple thanks!. I was having lot of problems putting camera angles and negative prompts as an example: car front or front view i do not want and i ended with lots of car front Photos :( it's ridiculous why? sometimes the text broke or some in the interpretations broke the line and end without the merged texts. Can you make a video to control camera angles in the prompts? THANKS NEW SUB!

[randymonteith]

Love the new tricks you taught in this video! I do have a question though? What is that Heading you have called " Stability API Settings " ?

[LoneRanger.]

This is such an awesome video. I learned something new today. Thank you.

Welcome back! I have learned a lot from you, I hope I will continue to do so in the future!

[davewaldmancreative]

Dude. your guides are super cool :-) many thanks

[amorgan]

Did you ever start a podcasts? Im hoping so, just found the channel and have been binge watching

[merek]

Missed your videos. Glad to see you back.

[Nitrowing]

Yeah, I knew none of this! Thank you.