.md file img src URLs should all be relative and not absolute

[rgsiiiya]

Being able to clone the repo locally for super fast browsing of the docs would be incredibely beneficial. Cloning is trivial, and it's a reasonable size for all the images.

But, looking at the .md files, they all use absolute img src URLs. So even when you clone the repo, and use a viewer, it still pulls all the images down from github.

Would be awesome if all the img src URLs were relative so that they would work locally.

Does github support relative URLs in md files?

[willwulfken]

GitHub does support this, but I have had complications with it for this particular project in the past

The docs would have to be gone through, regexed, and reviewed. This is something I thought about doing before, but I never did since I started looking for a better way

[willwulfken]

Here you go

https://github.com/willwulfken/MidJourney-Styles-and-Keywords-Reference/tree/relative-links

[hot2hot]

Hello. I have generated image https://i.postimg.cc/j5BWrkYc/photo-2023-03-01-15-40-10.jpg
I need to make exactly the same, so that only the lion is red. How can I do that?

And then the picture is constantly changing completely. Help me please. I won't be in debt)

[rgsiiiya]

This is probably not the correct place for your question, but I'll try to answer.

--seed is essential for repeatability in midjourney. If you did not specify your own --seed, MJ generates one for you. You can get that --seed by sharing your image to yourself via the DM option.

Search YouTube for variations of "consistent characters" and you will find lots of helpful vids for how do this.

[willwulfken]

You can also try giving MidJourney one of those images and typing your original prompt with "red" at the beginning