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on Questions · c/perchance · 2 pts · 2y

@Alllo That's an answer I haven't been thinking before. I started learning Perchance and JS over 2 years ago, and just started tinkering with the plugin when it was just released. And yeah, there are many AI image generators that use the t2i framework, actually.

@AdministratorDude You can start simple, and then start exploring the boundaries of the text-to-image-plugin, the deep-in-down Perchance code, and maybe explore other generators that offer great possibilities Perchance has. 😊

@Liquefy7822 I think an alternative approach to do the [dice(numDice+"d6") + buffs + debuffs] for the random dice icon plugin is this:

[dice(numDice+'d6').sum + buffs + debuffs]  

The dice(...).sum behaves like the normal dice(...) in the original dice plugin.

So, for example, if you want to multiply the dice values together, you can do this:

[dice("3d12").sum \* dice("3d20").sum \* dice("2d50").sum]  

(backslashes in \* must be removed)

Great job @Alllo! I think you got one of the main factors Perchance had already mentioned in their post in the community. I also see that sometimes you're linking to your generator on some of your posts on the AI Images community there.

Also, I've already put a link to my generator hub page on both accounts, on Mastodon and the sh.itjust.works instance. But regardless, I hope that my flag generator didn't beat the growth of my hub page for once. It's been growing really fast.

@Alllo Fun fact: The plugin page itself was written to encourage users to upload to imgur at the time perchance.org/upload was not made yet. That's why these images still use the source from the imgur site. I've also never noticed they updated that to change it to perchance.org/upload.

@dlcnate1 Exploring through the examples page and searching, I found multiple examples of how you can control the output based on dropdown menus:

https://perchance.org/drop-down-list-example#edit
https://perchance.org/dynamic-drop-down-list-example#edit
https://perchance.org/multi-dropdown-user-provided-pattern#edit

It uses dynamic odds to determine which items should be picked based on what you select and stuff, but feel free to play around with those examples.