Had this dude 'wearing tank top with words' pop up during food truck generations:
Got inspired, changed it to 'wearing sleeveless jersey that says "fat BEAR MODE"', and ran with it:
Was going for the belly peeks more than sensible clothing, which is why most of these look painted on. I'm sure adding 'baggy' somewhere (or downsizing the guy) would produce less exaggerated men.
I like how it sometimes omits words, combines letters/words, incorporates words into other objects, or replaces words with pictures. Didn't post any, but sometimes it came out saying "FEAR MODE".
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Every so often I'll get a backshot of a dude ordering food, sometimes with overhangs.
Just the backs:
Overhangs, though most of the time they're goofy:
This one would be pretty good if the rear love handles didn't do...that. (Also are those puppies on the food truck? wtf. I didn't notice till now lmao):
This last one comes from a different set, but I wanted to share it:
More food truck stuff. As usual expect completely normal and realistic proportions (3/3):
A hunk and a couple smaller dudes that snuck through:
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There were also some funny errors.
It was probably reading the bear from 'jersey that says "BEAR MODE"' and making some sasquatches:
A couple amoeba bellies (amoebellies?):
Interesting perspective:
Bagel arms and BIG BURGER:
Lasty, the junk food homunculi boyfriend:
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Finally, the prompt verbatim that works still as of 12/28/23:
man (Latino, massive, strong legs and arms, hairy, very long very dense very large brushed beard, short buzzed hair, incredibly pregnant looking, swimming attire, flip flops) grabbing food from big food truck on empty beachfront. man (massive, bulky, wide, broad shoulders, tan, bushy beard, sleeveless jersey) embracing, belly on back.
(I've changed some things about the way I prompt since this one, but that's for a later post :^) )
Here's some generations made just minutes ago, whereas everything else in this post and the other two parts were from weeks ago:
-'Latino' easily changeable to your preference (or remove to randomize).
-'massive' is a double edged modifier, can make some bulky dudes but can also make giants (as seen above). Same for 'strong legs...' section, alter to tastes or remove for doughy.
-'[incredibly] pregnant looking' helps keep the belly smooth more often than not, can remove to get saggier results but expect a lot of cascading folds (also, nice side effect of 'pregnant looking' is more intimate belly grabs since it's pulling from the pool of hetero maternity pictures, but you might get a bra here and there).
- 'swimming attire' has worked best for me to get, well, swimming attire ('swim trucks', 'swim shorts', etc get dogged a lot for me).
-description of second man can be altered just as easily as first, but it seems to "inherit" some details from the first man, so keep that in mind.
Expect about 2.5 pictures per generation with a couple full dogblocks.
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