More Tips and Tricks

The trick to doing a successful cum shot sequence, the kind where the twink shoots loads and loads of cum and not just a modest dribble, is to start the animation already in progress. So in other words have the twink already shooting a generous spurt of cum. This gives the AI some indication of what your intention is. Just remember the spurt of cum needs to be hanging in the air against the background. If it is a front facing portrait and the cum shot is streaming across your twink’s chest, it won’t work. The AI will interpret that as white paint on his skin, or maybe some sort of white tattoo or blemish. The cum needs to be easily identifiable for what it is.

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https://genai.twinkaboo.com/videos/48e47a43-bfad-4281-850e-dce1279241e0.mp4Another trick I’ve learned is converting my favourite anime sequences into live action.
The regular image generator has a reference tool. It uses a tolerance meter that allows you to gauge how much or how little the computer is influence by your reference. This works using a noise filter. Unfortunately it doesn’t work all that great. You basically have a choice between either adding in a fraction more detail or get an entirely different result that doesn’t resemble your reference whatsoever. My previous attempts required a lengthy process of edits in Photoshop building up layers upon layers of gradual iterations.



I’m really busy right now with several large projects so i might not be around much for the next couple of months. I’ll still pop in once in awhile to say hi.
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