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Serious question though, is it a render or AI? I'm inclined to think render because of the consistency for both front and rear views of the same model, usually AI slips up and makes things somewhat different. Thoughts?
Its a render. Its an old pic
This image is way older than AI image generation
Oh, I thought the question was if it has one pussy or two.
AI can do a lot of things but not this. If you ask an AI to make this it'll be all kinds of fucked up
Depends which, ik stable diffusion can. Either feed it a centaur openpose pic or use a Lora.
Now it would take a good amount of tweaking to get right but it can
if you know how to do this I'm actually quite interested to see the results
(for scientific purposes of course)
here:
Made this quickly, you can see the openpose controlnet image and the result
Prompt: "four legged female, centaur, clothed,"
and now with an more developed prompt:
Woah cool! Interesting that the pose can help the AI to create what you are going for.
I can't say I've used AI much. I keep seeing solid AI stuff lately, why would this in particular pose a challenge?
idk I'm no expert but generating something that doesn't actually exist with AI often leads to unexpected/unwanted results. How would you even make a prompt for this? "Woman with four legs"? Good luck with that.
"Centaur but half woman, other half also woman", maybe? BRB, gonna go consult stable diffusion
edit: I come back empty-handed, for SD just kept trying to generate women standing near each other. oof.
see it's not that simple lol
See if this prompt works:
create an image of a human on all fours but the parts above the chest are replaced with another human in standing positionBing image creator just fails to create an image at all
Your prompt has got to be more descriptive. For example "woman centaur, human legs". However this prompt is simply generating women on horseback for me. It's hard for AI to imagine a horse with human legs.
The prompt will only work if you have a model thats trained/supports centaurs
i suppose so yes
Indeed.
Not really, no