Check out how you can use the Leonardo Canvas to create game backgrounds with isometric tiles generated on the platform. It's really that simple. 🚀 Read on 👇 🧵

We started by generating two isometric tiles from a fine-tuned model called Isometric scene R22 by Blademort. These were prompted with a super simple prompt - "isometric scene, 3D Vray render, highly detailed, artstation"

We then loaded those two images into the Canvas, placed them side by side, and set the text prompt. We erased the backgrounds - which could also be done by using automated background removal. The last step is to place the context box on areas of overlap and generate!

And here's the final output after we run it through an upscale to sharpen and finesse. An awesome game background, created in about 10 minutes entirely using Leonardo end-to-end! Join us on Discord for priority access - 🔥

Can Leonardo make spritesheets or moving animations?

Working on it 🤓

I was working with the default settings, and I'm trapped there:

Any more invites?

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Anyway I can get an invite and try this ? I did sign up for the beta, but I really want to try it

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Thanx for sharing Leo

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And im still in the waiting list

I cannot wait for this. I already requested early access. Let me in!!!

(I already follow you, they are wasting your advertising money)

Can you send me the waitlist link?

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Finally a resource to produce season 2 of "1899" on our own. Unless @netflix pull themselves together

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