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How to fine-tune prompts to adjust a dual-character scene to a single-character scene

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When we render double-character scenes on the ReadKidz storyboard page, we often encounter a series of problems such as the characters merging together, lack of interaction between characters, and chaotic character features!

How should we fine-tune the dual-character scene to achieve satisfactory picture book production?

In fact, we just need to modify the two-person scene into a single-person scene, which will not affect the structure and integrity of the entire story!

Step 1 :

After entering the shot page, review the picture book subtitles, as well as the especially important placeholder images!

What is a placeholder image? It is the character portrait created when creating a character, and by selecting the corresponding character portrait based on the prompt words and subtitles, you can consistently generate illustrations with that character! Therefore, the selection and deletion of placeholder images play a crucial role in the image!

Step 2 :

Find the corresponding dual scene subtitle, click Edit to enter the image generation page!

Step 3 :

We will extract the keywords and divide them according to a certain format!

Step 4 :

Then, based on the subtitle's corresponding story scene, keep the important character!

For example: "Hello, I like your [pictures]. Can I draw too?" Ava said.

We only need to keep the character Ava! Then we need to adjust the original prompt format!

1.Delete scene characters, composition of picture space, description of two-character actions, and character information of Ruby!

2.The atmosphere in the space-time description must not contain interactive prompt words!

3.Character information prompt left cannot have any prompts that interact with other characters! Note: Be sure to add "solo" at the beginning of the character information to ensure the stability of single-player scenes!

Step 5 :

Based on the keywords of the roles, remove the placeholder images of unnecessary roles in Edit to generate a stable single-player scene image!

ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial
ReadKidz Advanced Tutorial