Stable diffusion limitations

Incoming ramble

I know it's a bit hard to understand what exactly AI can or can't make. I'm not always 100% sure myself either if something is possible or not.

Actually almost anything is possible but some would just take an insane amount of time. I wouldn't be able to keep up with commissions. Nor is it worth it honestly considering how cheap my prices already are..

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I've been thinking about how to explain this for about 30 minutes and this is the best I got:

Every word requires memory. But common words require less memory than uncommon ones.

Example: blowjobs are more common than footjobs and requires less memory in the prompt.

Zelda is more common and well known than Frieren for example. Also requires less memory.

But also not always true! Soraka is pretty damn popular, but still requires a lot of memory. Why? Because shes very different + has a ton of details like; Blue skin color+body tattoos+horn+hooves.

Try to keep the memory requirement reasonable. Duo commissions with two specific characters already tends to almost or just fully max out the memory. After this point, additional details require manual editing.

How could you possibly know this? Well rule34 is actually a good start. More images containing tag = more easily understood and thus requires less memory. The rest is just feeling it out, which you can only do if you tried image generation yourself.

If this confused you, don't worry. It's extremely confusing indeed. That's what I mean with I'm not always 100% sure myself if something is even possible without trying. But I also don't have infinite time to try everything on every difficult commission.

I guess I'm trying to say is please be more mindful with what you're asking for. AI diffusion is far from perfect yet. I have a hard time refusing difficult commissions and like challenging myself, but it's just too exhausting and simply takes too much time.

It's gotten to the point I fear duo commissions. They're just so incredibly daunting sometimes.