I make generators on Perchance.org and do a bunch of other cool things.
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You can use the shorthand exp ? if_true : if_false notation chained together instead of the if ... else notations. It’s specially used for conditional inline value returns.
[s == "Wolf" ? wolf_gene : s == "Cat" ? cat_gene : s == "Fox" ? fox_gene : ""]
You can also do like this as well:
[({"Wolf": wolf_gene, "Cat": cat_gene, "Fox": fox_gene})[s]]
This is likely an error with the text-to-image-plugin interfering with some t2i-framework stuff or similar since it’s trying to create the gallery iframe inside the generator, as I was getting the exact same error from the text2image-generator. This error normally doesn’t happen, because the plugin is always set to access that variable (which points to a span element) under a timeout (which is right after the element was created). I don’t know exactly what causes this, so I’m going to ping @perchance@lemmy.world so they can address this issue in the meantime.
That error description on the second screenshot is something that I haven’t caught before, I’ve just got one already, but a bit different. I initially thought it was a custom error from the generator, but turned out it was a new type of error from the Perchance engine.
Pinging @perchance@lemmy.world for this one.
No problem, I appreciate that!
No problem!
Also, you can make the generator hub page private if you don’t want your favorite generators list to be shown in the generators page (so people can’t see them).
An alternative option to this is to create a generator hub page consisting of the favorite generators for yourself (you can create one from this template, there’s even a searchable version). You can even customize it however you want to!
For easier access, you might also want to categorize that generator hub page to the _favorites folder (the underscore is here so that the folder always goes above the other folders) in your accounts page.
Nevertheless though, I think this one is a pretty cool idea, pinging @perchance@lemmy.world
@perchance@lemmy.world I have some suggestions for the feature:
you’d make an entire new email address, and perchance account, and set that up in your browser so you can have both accounts open at once?
I might haven’t good enough at describing it - basically I’ll just stay logged out of Perchance entirely for that profile, and not creating an entirely new account, and I might also save the password and the generator link in my massive notes text file in case I lost it. In that case though, I think the private window could be a good alternative besides using a separate browser profile.
Are you planning on signing out every time you want to work on a version? And making a new version?
No, I would instead create a whole separate browser profile, so I don’t have to log out every single time on my primary browser profile.
What I do while working on a new version is, I work on a private/unlisted copy of the generator.
Hmm… I could do that, however I’ve had a fear that the supposedly private generator would go out in the generators page immediately before I quickly set it to private, and that someone would be able to click the link through that page, so I thought creating a separate generator and saving it while not logging in would be a better option, since Perchance will un-list them right after, albeit still being publicly accessible. I know that this phenomenon is very unlikely to happen, but I’m just afraid that it would happen at all.
This is really cool! I’ve tried it now, and I think the saved generator is unlisted by default? If so, I could utilize this feature when working on my generator updates (especially my Generator Manager) so I don’t have to dump the generator codes to a text file every time!
That “saved” interface reminds me of the times when the connection was not good that Perchance was only showing the “save” and “account” buttons, and the save button would still work just like normal.
I think the Perchance Dev makes the AI Character Generator. You can message them instead: @perchance@lemmy.world
Nice!! @perchance@lemmy.world
It seems like either the OP responded to my message, or they just figured it out by themselves.
Perchance already has a dedicated dark mode button for their t2i-based generators like ai-text-to-image-generator, so I think they could implement something like that into the main pages too.
Are you mentioning AI generators or all sorts of Perchance generators? Either way you should ping @perchance@lemmy.world for stuff like this.
You can’t assign variables in the middle of a list, instead you would move this part to the output assignment so it would actually create the variable that could be evaluated by the ..., r = recipies.selectOne, r.name] instance:
[f=createInstance(ingredients.flour.selectOne), createInstance(b=ingredients.flour.selectOne)]
Like this:
Why does this happen?
Perchance recognizes and evaluates the f variable assignment block I’ve mentioned before as the child of the list pie which is a child of the list recipies, making it unusable when called it directly within the variable’s name. To fix this you’d need to execute that assignment before the recipies list is evaluated (as I’ve said before).
Great to see the tutorials are using screenshots of the new Perchance interface! 😃
You can use Tab or keyboard shortcut Ctrl+] to indent a line without having to move the cursor to the first few characters. Also Shift+Tab or Ctrl+[ to unindent the line in the same way.
That’s a great answer! I’ve never thought of these solutions in a while, maybe even add a warning for that so other newbies could know easily.