@xfebruary You could simply tag the post as solved, simply by adding [Solved] to the title of the post.

@kappamomo No problem!

@Alllo That’s an answer I haven’t been thinking before. I started learning Perchance and JS over 2 years ago, and just started tinkering with the plugin when it was just released. And yeah, there are many AI image generators that use the t2i framework, actually.

@AdministratorDude You can start simple, and then start exploring the boundaries of the text-to-image-plugin, the deep-in-down Perchance code, and maybe explore other generators that offer great possibilities Perchance has. 😊

@Alllo Yeah, scrolling out the page might be the most efficient way if you’re too lazy having to move the cursor around and/or having many image generations on the screen at once 🙂

@Liquefy7822 I think an alternative approach to do the [dice(numDice+"d6") + buffs + debuffs] for the random dice icon plugin is this:

[dice(numDice+'d6').sum + buffs + debuffs]  

The dice(...).sum behaves like the normal dice(...) in the original dice plugin.

So, for example, if you want to multiply the dice values together, you can do this:

[dice("3d12").sum \* dice("3d20").sum \* dice("2d50").sum]  

(backslashes in \* must be removed)

@Alllo Fun fact: The plugin page itself was written to encourage users to upload to imgur at the time perchance.org/upload was not made yet. That’s why these images still use the source from the imgur site. I’ve also never noticed they updated that to change it to perchance.org/upload.

@dlcnate1 Exploring through the examples page and searching, I found multiple examples of how you can control the output based on dropdown menus:

https://perchance.org/drop-down-list-example#edit
https://perchance.org/dynamic-drop-down-list-example#edit
https://perchance.org/multi-dropdown-user-provided-pattern#edit

It uses dynamic odds to determine which items should be picked based on what you select and stuff, but feel free to play around with those examples.

@Alllo @BluePower@sh.itjust.works Yay 🎊

@VioneT I see, I’ve checked the modlog more and more and I found that there has been some Lemmy accounts from various instances who were also banned by the automod and then got unbanned shortly after.

@VioneT Basically, Cocell’s IP was flagged for spamming comments on a chat, but now for some reason he can comment on a filtered (non-feedback) chat (like mine). Probably got a new IP that’s unblocked, just like my case when the main IP of my home router resets to a new one that’s unblocked, so I could now comment.

@VioneT Oooh, didn’t know that, I think that when you got banned, you can’t comment anymore (same with this: https://lemmy.world/post/10020271) 😁

@perchance I’ve also done the same with the-generator-hub-collection, and it yielded even weirder results. The admin comments didn’t even hide, and I was still able to comment, even if I refreshed the page multiple times.

Have any of you tried this similar approach before?

@AdComfortable1514 Okay, thanks for acknowledging!

@AdComfortable1514 Kind of a bug report to your generator, but on the base, main and negative prompt inputs the hide button initially showed no text and sitting next to the input labels. Let me know if this was a bug!

@Alllo @AdComfortable1514 Even just clicking on the dropdown menus also showed some delay there.

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@Alllo My account got banned at the time the post was made, around 8 hours ago as of this comment. Everything seems to be okay, apart from me deciding to take a break from that account for a few days until I got to work with it again.

And thankfully my Mastodon account has never been gotten blocked from any instance until now.

@edwardthefma99 I they wanted to, they could also open Perchance generators in an incognito session, as it clears all the login data on the site, thus rendering it as “logged-out”. That means, ads will appear on that session, while keeping the other one as “logged-in” 😊

I occasionally did this to be able to comment without a nickname on generators.

@Alllo Hello from the Casual Perchance community.

When I post about an edited image on your community, I deemed that was fine, but then I got permanently banned from the site. I was giving up because I had only a Mastodon account to post things there. Alas, I might not be able to have access to that account for a few days, even if it gets unbanned.

Just woke up this morning and found that my Lemmy account does, and I was even appointed as a mod to that community. Really a magic. 🤯

@VioneT Yeah, but that also hinders someone from sending comments with any of the specified banned words.

For context, bannedWords is an option that could be added to the plugin, and block words (or word blacklists) would be a separate command accessible via the ⚙️ button that allows each user to configure their own unwanted words, and senders could still send comments with those “blocked words” on normal circumstances.