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Blending sref codes in Midjourney: Step 1: Run the prompt 'test --sw 1000 --draft' multiple times. Step 2: Create pairs of sref codes (mix two codes—either similar vibe/colors or intentionally opposite). Step 3: Pick the pair you like most, but note what’s missing. Step 4: Lower --sw to 500,...

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Starry Bytes1 year ago

This is amazing! A ran a quick 'test' and here's what I got from mixing some of my personal fave srefs from @michaelrabone very cool!!

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Dona Mara1 year ago

this is fuuuun! Vintage Badges

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Creativity Cheat Code 🕹️1 year ago

Chaos prompting is my favourite. Feels like your exploring unknown territory opposed to stealing someone else’s style

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g0naji1 year ago

🔥👌

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Gavin1 year ago

I’m fan of this approach.

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NΞXUS1 year ago

That's cool, sref is one the feature I used less in my Gen

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InfoRemix1 year ago

Cool gonna try that out 🙌

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Thamer Ossra1 year ago

Fantastic 🤩👏 thank you

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Particular Uno1 year ago

🐬🔥🐬

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Rufus1 year ago

The sref codes is what makes Midjourney unique.

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Cory Dobbin1 year ago

Why have I never thought to blend style references before. That's such a cool idea.

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Archireum1 year ago

Wow. I didn’t know we could use random like this 😅

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Amination1 year ago

I think the first prompt needs —sref random as well, Tatiana

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