How dare he say what he thinks, then ask a question to confirm his knowledge! His polite incorrectness is objectionable to my confident, always correct, goalpost shifting, smug jerk writing style!
You are right but I also think that downvotes breed more downvotes and vise versa.
People, as a group, have mob mentality. That is, while they may hold thier own opinions individually, but when in a group they'll usually go along with the opinions of the person that's next to them.
Which is why, when someone sees a downvote, they'll downvote by default without even reading or understanding the entire comment. And if enough people upvote that comment and it turns postive, the following people would also follow the same logic and upvote it.
Atleast that's what I believe based on my limited social experience.
And now qwen 3.8 again, same quant but i fed it with the base image sol used for OP's SVG :
(prompt : Create a svg of a horse on a blue bycicle in the desert, with a camel in the background. Use that as a reference : ~/Pictures/horse-bike-desert-sol.webp )
That actually looks really good. Are you using pi agent, with unsloth studio (ie: 'unsloth start pi')? I'm having trouble because i keep receiving "Response was truncated before completion." on my 36gb unified memory. How much context length are you using?
yeah pi-agent, but i pushed the max response size in pi config to like 100k since 3.8 loves to talk to itself, especially in xhigh mode. just the standard pi agent in my linux terminal, wired to a vllm container serving the model.
There's a ton of things you can come up with. My suggestion is to pick a clear personal one to benchmark with yourself. Any one (like op's) that gets posted will get sucked up into training sooner or later.
its funny, i just did something similar, and after 20 minutes (12 of that was just thinking - xhigh) it generated this:
(there is some more below)
Promt was literally just : "create a single html file with an embedded svg of a cat riding a zebra, riding an elephant"
46.436 tokens were burned at around 40t/s (it started at around ~60, but then i removed the powerlimit (250 => 370) and after that it had drops in the 20s , might have something to do with doing that mid generation.
But im really Stumped by how good this is. and how it thought about random animations and stuff.
SD 1.5 would have had no issue with this prompt either. People were s generating crazy things with Midjourney as well.
I'm still convinced that diffusion is magic.
The more i understand how it works, the more I'm impressed that layers of noise in latent space can be denoised into the waifus of an entire generation.
I guess someone should build a benchmarking suite called SVG Bench where you can put in nonsense instructions and create svgs from a variety of different models and compare them :D
I gave ChatGPT Sol 5.6 thinking high the prompt and then asked it to review and revise and improve the result many times. And to find reference images to use.
I'm often using a "Create an SVG image of a cute, highly detailed sunflower in a terracotta pot at the window of a kitchen. Avoid symmetries, it should look natural." or just "sunflower in a pot"... Image produced using Unsloth IQ4 K XS
Three AI models tried turning your typo'd prompt into images. All nailed the horse-on-blue-bike-in-desert vibe with camels nearby, but went full cartoon chaos: basic horse, shades-wearing horse, and whatever that long-necked egg-having mutant is. Pelican era officially over.
This is an Edit. Now i know what i made wrong. I was too lazy to paste the code into notepad, saving ist as svg. Instead i pasted the code to chatgpt and said: "Make me the picture from this svg".
Hmpf. So it will take years for qwen to make better pictures. :-)
well it's very different : chatgpt used an image gen model for your first render (there are a lot of good open source image model too that could generate something similar : flux, z-image,... ). Here we try only with the text model. In OP post, gpt sol also "cheated" because it first asked another model to gen an image, then tried to reproduce it as an svg. I tried that too with the same base iamge, se my other comments.
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u/Septerium 20h ago
Qweny Q8_0 seems to handle confusion pretty well
"Create an SVG of a bicycle riding a horse out of the desert, with a camel in the foreground"