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Commands

• /imagine (description) - create an image from a description. For example: /imagine idea:ethereal orange waterfall
• /envision image:(image link) idea:(description) - morph an image to make it look like the description.
• /meld start:(image link #1) end:(image link #2) - meld some parts of the image in link #2 into #link 1.

 

Examples

Imagine examples

/imagine idea:...

neon smog	sapphire radiance	lava cliff	explosion nebula	melting spaceship	spiderweb abyss darkness

Envision examples

/envision image:https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/881625677349142528/881653311785287710/kingfisher.png idea:...

image: input	steampunk	high calibre rifle rounds	scifi robot	long black veil	star wars

See more examples with parameters at Examples (coming soon).

 

Parameter explanations

See Parameters.

 

Use images in commands

For safety reasons, easyDream can only see images that are hosted on Discord. Trying to give easyDream a link to an image not uploaded to Discord will not work.

This is an example of a link to an image hosted on Discord: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/881625677349142528/881626536762015775/image0.png

To use your own images with easyDream, you must first upload them to Discord. You can do this a few ways:

• Saving the image as a file, then dragging and dropping it into the Discord window.
• Saving the image as a file, then clicking the “+” icon to the left of the box where you type in Discord messages, then uploading the image.
• Right clicking an image in your web browser, then clicking “Copy image”, then pasting (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V) in the Discord window.

Once you have your image on Discord, you can get its link by right clicking on the image and clicking “Copy link”:

Or on mobile, tap the image, then click the Share button, and copy the link to your clipboard.

 

Slash Commands 101

easyDream uses slash commands rather than text commands. Slash commands make it easy to see the syntax for the command you want to run, and once you get the hang of them, they are much easier to use.

To use an easyDream command, start by typing / (forward slash), and then the name of the easyDream command you want to use.

Each command has 1 or 2 required parameters. You will be prompted to enter these first. After you type a value for one parameter, press tab to set another one.

Most parameters are optional, and have reasonable defaults. The most important parameters are size: to control the output size in pixels, and rounds: to control how long to dream. Higher rounds often means higher quality results; see Parameters for more complete info.

 

Keywords to try

These keywords can be used in the idea parameter for /imagine or /envision to make some really cool images:

• iridescent, prismatic, ethereal, neon
• chasm, abyss, rift
• nebula, galaxy, stardust
• underwater, hall, sci-fi
• darkness, vapor, mist
• lava, honeycomb, bubble
• amethyst, azurite, malachite, obsidian, gold, ruby, sapphire
• yeti, alduin, peacock