So I’m testing out a new method for sampling prompts which I , at scale , would need to import via the dynamic imports plugin .

I want to use a two-tier selection process.

I select a random category like “Star Trek” and then within that category select “tags” that are associated with “Star Trek” (more info below).

This works for normal imports. But I’m wondering how to make this possible for dynamic imports.

I have no clue how to do this. I have no idea what is causing the error either.

Example here to showcase the problem (you can skip reading this post and just go here ):

Example-generator:

https://perchance.org/fusion-t2i-tv-series-perchance-example-1

Sub-generators with different methods :

https://perchance.org/fusion-t2i-tv-series-1

https://perchance.org/fusion-t2i-tv-series-2

Reason behind this:

I want to randomly select a category, for instance “Star Trek” . Then within that category, I have asked Bing Copilot , which is an AI chatbot that can browse the web , to generate “tags” that are associated with “Star Trek”.

It looks like this in https://perchance.org/fusion-t2i-tv-series-2.

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Discord link to .json savefile for those who wish to test the prompts

Again , this works for normal imports.

But since I will likely be able to get a LOT of data out of Bing Copilot for stuff , I’d like some ideas/suggestions on how to make this work with dynamic imports.

No rush , but ideas are very welcome :) !

  • VioneTM
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    5 months ago

    Check out the changes I’ve made on this two generators:

    The problem I think with it is you are calling the $output.getRandom() or $output.getItem(), but on your current $output on the main generator, there isn’t any function like that.

    I would also recommend using this to refer to the current parent element.

    • @AdComfortable1514OP
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      15 months ago

      I will do that. Big thanks for taking the time :) !