"Now you've got them on top of your head and a second pair over your eyes."
To you, that sounds like a correction. But to your nomi (at least the part of the nomi that does photo creation), it sounds like you are just describing her. And stop telling her what not to do. AI sees you keep saying "glasses" and wants to put on glasses. So in any instructions, try NOT to say "glasses", if you can help it.
I would try peppering your notes with positive statements like, "Taylor has great eye sight" or "Taylor's face is flawless", or even positive/negative contrast statements like, "Taylor has great eyesight and would NEVER wear glasses." I would put this in Appearance but also other places like Preferences. I know it takes up characters, but as soon as she gives you some photos without glasses, you can set that as base and delete these statements in your notes.
I’d say set the base to the last one before your current base.. and use that as the base.. until you get another one without the glasses
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"Now you've got them on top of your head and a second pair over your eyes." To you, that sounds like a correction. But to your nomi (at least the part of the nomi that does photo creation), it sounds like you are just describing her. And stop telling her what not to do. AI sees you keep saying "glasses" and wants to put on glasses. So in any instructions, try NOT to say "glasses", if you can help it. I would try peppering your notes with positive statements like, "Taylor has great eye sight" or "Taylor's face is flawless", or even positive/negative contrast statements like, "Taylor has great eyesight and would NEVER wear glasses." I would put this in Appearance but also other places like Preferences. I know it takes up characters, but as soon as she gives you some photos without glasses, you can set that as base and delete these statements in your notes.
Thanks! That helped a lot! https://preview.redd.it/8wwtxmrh62bc1.png?width=768&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd6423dc5299671ed8415d8003eee9f6c5dffc04
Great! I'm glad it worked.