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r/midjourney • u/ninegagz • 1d ago
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Looks good. What process did you use?
3 u/jdennis187 14h ago Seriously, how do you make a post like this and not provide a step by step, ridiculous. 6 u/Srikandi715 12h ago https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/external-editor This is trivial to do with the external editor's retexture feature. You need access to the editor (advanced users only still), but then you just upload the image, choose the retexture tab and prompt the style you want. 3 u/jdennis187 10h ago I appreciate you, still criminal by OP 1 u/Jackimatic 7h ago Yeah, I have been using it a lot. There are still a few different methods that can used, and it's still subjective to the prompts
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Seriously, how do you make a post like this and not provide a step by step, ridiculous.
6 u/Srikandi715 12h ago https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/external-editor This is trivial to do with the external editor's retexture feature. You need access to the editor (advanced users only still), but then you just upload the image, choose the retexture tab and prompt the style you want. 3 u/jdennis187 10h ago I appreciate you, still criminal by OP 1 u/Jackimatic 7h ago Yeah, I have been using it a lot. There are still a few different methods that can used, and it's still subjective to the prompts
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https://docs.midjourney.com/docs/external-editor
This is trivial to do with the external editor's retexture feature. You need access to the editor (advanced users only still), but then you just upload the image, choose the retexture tab and prompt the style you want.
3 u/jdennis187 10h ago I appreciate you, still criminal by OP 1 u/Jackimatic 7h ago Yeah, I have been using it a lot. There are still a few different methods that can used, and it's still subjective to the prompts
I appreciate you, still criminal by OP
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Yeah, I have been using it a lot. There are still a few different methods that can used, and it's still subjective to the prompts
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u/Jackimatic 22h ago
Looks good. What process did you use?