So I'm noticing that when the story is originally rendered. and if I manually describe a page scene, it will make that scene as Ive described. However, if I go to regenerate that image to like change the guys pants to blue...I either have to have saved my image prompt somewhere and repaste it in, with the added "change guys pants to blue"...or go back out to the previous step in the script and change the paragraph for that page. because the default image rendering is set to whatever that page script says, regardless if you generate a whole new image. So, if possible...parse out the image generation script and the story text script as two separate things...in the initial story rendering, they can be identical scripts...but we need a way to effect the image stuff separate to the words on the paper.
So I'm noticing that when the story is originally rendered. and if I manually describe a page scene, it will make that scene as Ive described. However, if I go to regenerate that image to like change the guys pants to blue...I either have to have saved my image prompt somewhere and repaste it in, with the added "change guys pants to blue"...or go back out to the previous step in the script and change the paragraph for that page. because the default image rendering is set to whatever that page script says, regardless if you generate a whole new image. So, if possible...parse out the image generation script and the story text script as two separate things...in the initial story rendering, they can be identical scripts...but we need a way to effect the image stuff separate to the words on the paper.
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