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Multiple text prompts in one (Permutation Prompts)

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Multiple text prompts in one (Permutation Prompts)

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- [Instructor] When you're trying to look for specific outcomes with Midjourney, look no further than permutations. What this allows you to do is essentially have multiple text prompts in one, giving you several different variations. Let's say, for example, that I know that I wanted a car in the scene, but I had no idea what car color would work best with the aesthetic of the background. What I could do is try out various colors using a permutation, and that is going to create several outcomes from that. Let's take a look and see how this is done. And in fact, with the imagine prompt, we will use that car example. So I'm going to type in the slash followed by Tab to select the top imagine command, follow that with a colon, and let's type in a 1960s truck in a, followed by the curly bracket, and I'm going to type in green, red, blue, and if I close this with a curly bracket, it's going to create three different grids…

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