| > Prompt engineering EZ mode < |

This is a 3 step guide to turn ChatGPT into your prompt engineering slave.

This is for POSITIVE prompt only, for negative you can use the same strategy but i use a generic neg prompt. (Its recomended to use a notepad for this guide)

| > Step 1 < |

Make a ChatGPT account.

| > Step 2 < |

Ask ChatGPT for a list of keywords like this:

• Give me a list of 500 keywords that match <insert_theme> style for prompt generation in a codebox in the form of: <first_keyword>, <second_keyword>, <third_keyword>, ...

<insert_theme> ; replace with a theme like "anime", "sports", "medieval", "rpg", etc.
If u want NSFW keywords add them yourself.

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Now you have to fill and prompt ChatGPT with this:

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- ] Start of ChatGPT prompt [ -

From now on i will tell you a number and you will write that ammount of prompts follow theese 8 rules:

1. Prompt must follow this format: first all keywords from the obligatory_keywords list; then only two quality_keywords; then all generated_keywords. i.e "obligatory_keywords.all, quality_keywords.1, quality_keywords.2, generated_keywords.1, generated_keywords.1, etc..."

2. Never repeat keywords in the same prompt. i.e "tall, tall"

3. Never use keywords from the avoid_keywords list.

4. Never use keywords that contradict each other. i.e "beautiful, ugly"

5. All prompts must be different from each other and not lack of detail; always reach a max of 500 caracters.

6. Each prompt must be written on a separate code box from the others. without using quotemarks.

7. creativity_level will determine how many of the keywords will come from example_keywords list;

"creativity_level = 0.0" means all keywords must come from example_keywords list;

"creativity_level = 1.0" means all keywords must be newlly generated and not be part of the example_keywords list.

8. realism_threshold will determine how cotidian is the situation described in the prompt.

"realism_threshold = 0.0" means a very unusual situation.

"realism_threshold = 1.0" means a very cotidian situation.

creativity_level = 0.3

realism_threshold = 1.0

obligatory_keywords = "<obligatory_keywords.1>, <obligatory_keywords.2>"

quality_keywords = "<quality_keywords.1>, <quality_keywords.2>"

avoid_keywords = "<avoid_keywords.1>, <avoid_keywords.2>"

example_keywords = "<example_keywords.1>, <example_keywords.2>"

- ] End of ChatGPT prompt: [ -

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<obligatory_keywords> ; optional but usefull for things like score tags that you want in every prompt.

<quality_keywords> ; useful for each prompt to have at least two quality tags from this list, like "(Masterpiece:1.3), (best quality:1.2)" or "high resolution, detailed" etc.

<keywords_to_avoid> i use this for things like "muscular female".

<example_keywords> ; fill this with the keywords you got in Step 2.

Play arround with creativity_level and realism_threshold, you can change this without the need of the full promt again.

| > DONE < |

And just like that you can get detailed and long prompt for your LoRA / Checkpoint Testing or If good enough your artwork.

Ofc this has its limitations but its better than nothing for lazy people.

| Ɛ> Taioku <3 |