How to use emuneration? about sd-dynamic-prompts HOT 6 CLOSED

Have you checked the Combinatorial Generation checkbox? To help you understand what's happening in the back-end, there are two main prompt generators, a RandomPromptGenerator and CombinatorialPromptGenerator. The first is what you're probably familiar with, you give it a prompt template, tell it how many batches, and how many image per batch, and it generates that number of randomly generated prompts using the prompt template..

CombinatorialPromptGenerator isn't random it all. It produces every possible variation that it can, as in your examples above. To enable it, you check the combinatorial box. Combinatorial batches is a newly-requested feature. If you set it to 2, it will run as follows:

my favourite color is __MyColor__

my favorite color is red (seed 1)
my favorite color is black (seed 2)
my favorite color is white (seed 3)

my favorite color is red (seed 4)
my favorite color is black (seed 5)
my favorite color is white (seed 6)

Does that help?

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It didn't work. I tried a simple prompt with below settings:

Prompt:
style\genre
batch count: 1
batch size : 1

Combinatorial Generator : Selected
Batches: 1

Tried it with batch count set to 2, and it should have picked the first two genres from the file that is American frontier
American propaganda,

but it picked western and something else.

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Prompt was :
style\genre

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__ style\genre __

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I think I understand what you're seeing. I made a change recently to remove duplicates, i.e. you shouldn't get American frontier twice. The deduplication makes the order unpredictable, i.e. it will pick any two from your file. If you file has ten genres in it and you set your batch count to ten, it should use every one of the genres once.

Could you confirm that's the case?

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Yes, that's working like that. Thanks for the clarification.

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