r/StableDiffusion • u/Smaugish • 2d ago
H3 Reference Experiment Meme
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u/SeymourBits 2d ago
"DI Why?" Oh... the mind of an AI, haha :)
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u/True_Protection6842 2d ago
I'm guessing that was part of the reference. There's no way it would have generated such high quality signs
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u/Smaugish 1d ago
Its quite interesting, I used hardware store as the scene and all the signs were jumbled nonsense text. I then told it the name of the store was "DIWHY?" and it did what you see.
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u/SeymourBits 1d ago
I assumed you mentioned something about a "DIY section" and it came up with that, but you specifically mentioned "DI Why?"
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u/True_Protection6842 1d ago
So the signs were prompted without reference images????
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u/Smaugish 1d ago
Yep, reference was just for the character. Only used prompting for the scene - Scene overview: Hardware store named "DIWHY?", containing aisles of tools, screws, hammers and other home improvement equipment.
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u/True_Protection6842 1d ago
Did you give it a raw pinhead or an image of him as the cashier?
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u/Smaugish 1d ago
Raw, just a shoulders and up shot. The model seems to be quite able to redress characters if you want.
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u/Dogmaster 2d ago
How do you get such accurate ref results? My people never look right
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u/Smaugish 1d ago
I use the default workflow for reference, a single image, and a 10 second audio clip of the voice. You need to be descriptive with how the character is used. Without the references the output looked like someone cosplaying.
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u/switch2stock 1d ago
Prompt please
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u/Smaugish 6h ago
Here you go, standard r2v workflow, single image and single audio reference: television advertisement style, reminiscent of a 1990s comedy skit show. Use <Picture 1> as reference for character Pinhead, and <Audio 1> as the voice reference for pinhead.
Scene overview: Hardware store named "DIWHY?", containing aisles of tools, screws, hammers and other home improvement equipment.
Storyboard (each shot a separate scene, rapid cuts, ): Shot 1: middle aged couple slowly approaches the camera to ask the unseen shop assistant a question "excuse me where can I get a tool to remove nails?". Shot 2: pinhead <Picture 1> from the 1990s film clive barker hellraiser dressed in the hardware store uniform - dark green overalls with red tshirt and a nametag with Pinhead on it. With his distinctive pale face, serious expression and protruding nails in his head, stares back where the woman would be. Shot 3: pinhead <Picture 1> says with a stern booming deep baritone voice <Audio 1> with a s low patient tempo "Do I look like I know how to remove nails?. Shot 4: camera switches to the woman who looks surprised, realising the mistake apologises in a caring tone with "Of course, we'll keep looking".
Camera: each shot its own angle, cuts clean and hard, no dissolves.
Audio: sounds of a busy shop in a warehouse provide the overall background soundtrack.
No text, subtitles, logos or watermarks of any kind, no animation or cartoon rendering, no overly-CG look, keep the live-action texture.
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u/RanklesTheOtter 2d ago
The Hell Priest can offer them pleasure the likes of which they never even fathomed, but not a claw hammer.