>>14745

> answering them will take a while.
Same problem on my side. RL took heavily over, so I wasn't much online for a while. Sorry for the delay.


>>14746

> Since I believe that you have mastered the German language and the clarity for me, I answer the post bilingually.
Your gueass is correct. Pardon me for staying with english. To answer in german would for sure be easier for me, but english is the main language here on the board. And because I don't like to feed an AI-translator with my texts it would be an additional task to translate them.

> It's a short comic strip that was completely misunderstood.
Could you in the meanwhile explain this to the mods to unblock the account?


>>14747

> I'm interested in the topic of what if...
This is a very common topic ‒ not only according to Dolcett's universe.

> ... the hardest topics. The depiction of a roasted woman. All other themes of the Dolcett world, except for the correct representation of a drop sword, are easier to realize.
May be an improvement or a liberalization has happened. A while ago it was a problem to get guro stuff from AI-generators at all.

> Gradually, I will test other topics and their possibility in implementation.
I'll have an eye on your discovery adventure. :)


>>14748

> In fact, I have quite a few motifs on this topic. ... Is it allowed to post the link under lit, i.e. under Edward's Christmas story?
I'm no MOD, but IMO story related pictures are acceptable. And as Edward appreciates your already posted pictures everything is OK. :)


>>14752
> There it was again, my concentration clouds. :D
> Da war sie wieder, meine Konzentrationsswäche. :D
>>14753
> Does an external download link no longer make sense?
> Macht ein externer Downloadlink nicht mehr Sinn?
Da war sie wieder, die KI Schwäche. :p
Everyone ‒ ok, every native and many non-native speakers ‒ with knowledge of the german language recognize the meaning of "nicht mehr" literally as "not more" in this case. If spoken there would be a notable different pronountiation, but with only written text available an AI can't take this into account.
And I really wonder which service translated "Konzentrationss[ch]wäche" into "concentration clouds". A brief search found only a hiphop-song named "concentration clouds" on PixelBard's album "Study Vibes" and a scientific paper about accidental high-pressure flammable gas releases. "Lack of concentration" ‒ the phrase you used in the other sentence ‒ is the correct translation.


>>14749

> I don't see myself as an author. I tell stories that are partly created with Text Ki. This is how I compensate for my lack of concentration and my poor English skills.
Having demonstrated in the previous paragraph some typical mistakes of AI-translations I'd like to recommend you to doublecheck the translations. If I sometimes make use of such services I retranslate the results ‒ back and forth, again and again ‒ with adjustments until I get a text in the language I started with that has the same meaning as my original input. The second last text ‒ in the target language ‒ is the one I use. It's no guarantee for correctness but the highest chance of success.


>>14755

> ... the comics were a way to use good motifs but with display errors anyway. Misrepresentations were simply covered with a speech bubble.
Very tricky. :)=)

> ... you have to write at least 8 sentences ... must always be inserted again ... it helps to repeat parts of the text. ... The AI cannot be calculated. ... You invest too much time ...
Thank you for this explanation. I'm aware of this neccessary repetitions. You find them always when it comes to programming and testing. With "normal" software the same input gives the same output. If not, then there is a (undiscovered) random influence or an error in the system. You more or less change the input until you get what you want and go back to previous values if the results are not satisfying. AI-software adds some difficulties, because the outcome is somehow always unpredictable ‒ the random influence is inherent in the system.

> ... a small insight ... Details remain secret.
This is already ensured by the low resolution of the screenshot. ;D


>>14756

> What did you think of my illustrated 2 short stories?
Unfortunately with my system I have no access to mega.nz at this moment. The change of hardware and OS is a work in progress and will still take another while. I'll comment on the stories when I could read them.