Anima generation problems.

Alpako

First, thank you for the update.

When using Anima and generating characters, the final prompt contains "A beautiful woman, captured in an upper body shot." and because of this, in 70% of the generated images, the character’s face is cropped in the upper‑body shot.

In the previous version of the website, I didn’t see the final prompt (I don’t know whether it was visible or not; I didn’t pay attention), but in the previous version, Anima worked perfectly. And the problem is observed on all my installed models.

KairosJS

Alpako Hey, unless I'm not understanding correctly, the "upper body shot" is only added to the prompt preview as an example. The camera angle changes according to the preset used, or what the Intelligent Image Generation agent picked.

That said, I agree that the agent tends to always use the same framing: medium shot / upper body shot.
But the real flaw is that the full outfit/description is always added to the prompt, and the model will try to display all elements, such as wide hips, long legs, thigh-highs, boots, etc. all of this is poisoning the camera angle, leading to little variation in framing.
By the way, I recommend not adding shoes for your characters.

I've been working on a feature to make the prompt more responsive, but the results were too inconsistent to be released now. I'll try to tune it further and see if I can get something better in the future.

Let me know if I missed something!

Alpako

KairosJS I’m sorry, but I’ve solved the problem by adding in the identity “1girl”.

Alpako

Let me upload the images that are generated when creating a character, even without upper body descriptions

Alpako

Promt is "1girl, solo, masterpiece, best quality, score_9, score_8, score_7, nsfw.
A beautiful woman, captured in an upper body shot.
She has Marin from dress up darling. She is wearing bead bracelet, bracelet, ring, pendant choker, white collared shirt, tied shirt, blue necktie, pleated skirt, plaid skirt.
She is standing with one hand resting on her hip, giving a seductive smile.
The scene takes place in in a flower field."

Alpako

With Krea 2, there’s no such problem, even though the prompt is very similar. And before the update, anima models didn’t crop part of the face. I can’t figure out what the problem is. Anima works very fast with my graphics card, and I can't figure out why it cuts off part of my face(( Before the update, all the anima models didn’t crop the face when creating the character; part of the face wasn’t cropped, and I thought it was because of the upper‑body shot in the promt.

KairosJS

Alpako Hey, thanks for the information. It's weird that the head is always cropped.
Reading the final prompt, I think the culprit might be the "She has Marin from dress up darling."
I've tested with this following structure:

In "Identity & lora" -> Character's gender/type:
1girl, Marin from dress up darling

And in Outfit:
Upper-body clothing description:
bead bracelet, bracelet, ring, pendant choker, white collared shirt, tied shirt, blue necktie

Lower-body clothing description:
pleated skirt, plaid skirt

Also which anima model do you use?

Alpako

KairosJS Thanks for the answer!

I have 10 models loaded that I like, and I’m testing each character on different models to make the character more authentic. And because my prompt wasn’t comprehensive enough, almost all the images got cropped during the first generation. I didn’t have this problem with Krea.

I spent the evening figuring out how the work with prompts on your platform is structured, and yes, the structure you described is essentially the solution to my problem. Anyway, thank you.

I don’t want to start another topic, so I’ll ask here — is there a way for each character to save the generation structure? For example, I created several characters in Krea2, and then in Anima. And if I launch EstimAI, when I select a character, it shows the last model and settings I used to generate it. I have to remember which model the old character was created with, what medium and settings were used, and so on. It would be much more convenient if the character card saved the settings for its generation.

ps. I’m using a translator; I hope I’ve described what I mean clearly.

KairosJS

Alpako I guess you've already found it, but in the last update I added this "prompt preview" to help the user understand how eudaimonia assembles the final prompt.

And regarding your second topic, this already exists. When creating a character, its settings are saved and you can click the "Use character settings" to apply these before entering in session (loras are not saved and its only the creation settings):