>>14703

> The role-playing game isn't in the classic sense.
I see. So you played with yourself (No, not in that sense!) and the DeviantArt-user were your audience without knowing it?
Are you sure that the one account wasn't banned because it was considered to be a sock-puppet? What say their rules?

> Thank you for explaining the term
You're welcome.
Just as a side note: Although "Dolcett" is widely used as synonym for cannibalism it is basically not identical. The range of themes seen in the author's drawings covers much more than only cannibalism. Fun Fact: The only national Wikipedia-sites with the Lemma "Dolcett" are the german and the chinese. :o

> The Honorable Mr. Edward Hyde.
LOL, I think he'd appreciate this "praise".
His type of stories is the one I like, detailed and not too violent. I'm doing some basic proofreading on the "Samantha's Last Christmas"-text. It's really fun to read this epos.

> I've also written four short stories.
Too bad I can't find them uploaded at /lit/. ;)

> I create my stories in two languages, ... using software
That's something to be careful about. To benefit from translation software one needs to speak a language on a sufficient high level to recognize the mistakes made by the software. True, with AI support the results are getting better with the time, but they are still miles away from perfect.

> Where did you get the idea that German is my native language?
Am deutlichsten von: "Ich besitze also mehrere Namen" in deinem Post >>14695. ;D

> What is your native language?
Dreimal, nein, einmal darfts du raten. *g*

> I will not ask the mods for an exception.
It's not about getting an exception. I thought of a sample and to ask if it is acceptable. But you also can ask if picteres with a subject like e.g. >>14589 or >>14680 and the quality of >>14689 or >>14705 would be ok.
BTW, is there a moderator already reading and willing to answer?


>>14704

I had a look at Tina's Story. It's a nice comic.
May I leave some little remarks?
There is only a small amount of variation between the images regarding the positions of the characters.
OTOH the variation of details (on the bodies) is big enough to easily detect them.
It is not to blame you, because both issues come from the use of AI and its waywardness of interpreting an author's prompts. To get the consistency of wanted details on the characters (e.g. size, color, shape and style of eyes, nose, ears, hair, tits, nipples and belly button), needed for their recognition, and the neccessary differece of position, posture, background and so on for a dynamic composition is a difficult balancing act. And when doing a comic it is an even higher challange.
So you earn my respect for solving this problem so far. But how do you calculate the chances of improving?