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These Wildcards are filled with a little bit of everything. I'm making these on my spare time and thought that I might as well share them with our amazing community. More will come, but in a very unpredictable pace 😅

I'm going to include the pre generation prompt, plus post generation prompt in the generation examples, so note that the first part of the prompts is how the prompt looks like before you generate the picture.

Anyway, if you don't know what Wildcards are, I highly recommend trying it out!
Wildcards are placeholders or variables in prompts that can be replaced with various items from a predefined list. They are used to add variety and randomness to generated images, making it easier to create diverse and creative outputs without manually changing the prompt each time.

Installing Wildcards Locally for Stable Diffusion:

1. Install Stable Diffusion: Ensure you have Stable Diffusion installed on your local machine.

2. Download the Wildcard extension: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui-wildcards

3. Download Wildcard Files: Obtain wildcard files, which are typically text files containing lists of words or phrases.

4. Place Files in Correct Directory:

• Locate your Stable Diffusion directory (commonly found in \stable-diffusion-webui\).

• Create a folder in /path/to/stable-diffusion-webui/extensions named wildcards if it doesn't already exist.

• Place the wildcard text files in the wildcards folder.

• If you are using the Dynamic Wildcards extension, they should instead be put in \stable-diffusion-webui\extensions\sd-dynamic-prompts\wildcards

• Using Wildcards in Prompts:

  • Format your prompt to include wildcards. For example, __angle or __camerawhere angle/camera corresponds to a wildcard file named camera_angles.txt.

  • The system will randomly select an item from the camera_angles.txt list for each generation. You can also pick manually which of the choices you want for your prompt, if needed. __Camera_angles_and_position__

    __Camera_framing__

  • Nested wildcards are "wildcards within wildcards". For example, I have paired Camera_angles_and_position.txt with Camera_framing.txt in a new txt file, called Camera_nested_angles_and_framing.txt . When __Camera_nested_angles_and_framing__ is used, the other two wildcards are used in the same generation.
    

Please observe! There is no need to place a comma after the wildcard path. Every line in the wildcards ends with a comma already. Just to demonstrate:

__Camera_nested_camera_gear__ __Camera_nested_lighting__ __Camera_depth_of_field__ __Camera_subject_matter__ __Camera_point_of_views__ __Camera_nested_angles_and_framing__ photograph of a red apple hanging in a tree,

Equals:

Panasonic Lumix GH5 II, Nikon NIKKOR Z 50mm f/1.2 S, flat lighting, infrared photography, daylight exposure, deep depth of field, underwater photography, Bird's-Eye View, Long shot side view, Extreme Close-Up Shot, photograph of a red apple hanging in a tree,

This is my first upload ever, please be understanding that I am still learning. Also, English is my second language, feel free to tell me if I make things more messy then they should be. Thanks!