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I apologize… I didn’t realize just one should be submitted.
Spheres.
If you duplicate your generator, it creates a fresh gallery… though that won’t stop it from eventually getting polluted again.

As for the terminology for AI haters, I think the proper term is “art lover.” AI is trained on stolen art, and its output is used instead of paying a human artist.

Artists have always had apprentices who were dedicated to learning their master’s style.

This training would include learning/using the same brushes/equipment, lighting, brush strokes, etc. down to sometimes microscopic detail.

Some would title their works like: “<Title> - After <Original Artist Name>” or “In the Style of <Original Artist Name>”… others wouldn’t bother with attribution, but may have gone on to become masters themselves. Some AI art prompts in fact include “(in the style of <Artist Name>)”

When looking at paintings, I have honestly mistaken Julie Bell paintings for Boris Vallejo works before noticing her signature. Is Julie an artist? or just a thief?

Is Bob Ross an artist? or a just a thief of Bill Alexander’s work? I have (re)created oil paintings after learning Bill/Bob’s wet-on-wet (Alla Prima) technique. Can I sell them as “my own”? or am I just a thief?

That’s very cool… but I kind of need the opposite - I have the consumable list of regions working at the bottom of the page, but I don’t know how to get a random state to show for each (consumable) region:

perchance.org/l87prl9bea#edit

U.S. States by Region ― Perchance Generator

Thanks so much, @[email protected] that’s perfect!

Any tips on creating my consumable list output with Region+State?

[Help] Hierarchical Consumable list?

https://lemmy.world/post/15237375

[Help] Hierarchical Consumable list? - Lemmy.World

I’ve been reading up on hierarchical lists in the tutorials and the reddit pages, but I’m having problems understanding and implementing the way I’d like. I’m working on this generator (I may turn it into a plug-in). What I’d like to do is have a consumable list of the regions, then output a random state corresponding to that region. I’ve got it working correctly for a single region/state output, but I’m having trouble with the state output for the consumable list items. Also, I used a tutorial example for the output so it currently says: “The Plains region contains Missouri” - which is correct. I’d rather it said: “Missouri is in The Plains region” … but I couldn’t figure out how to format the output since the state is a sub item of the region, so I can’t swap the output in the HTML Any help/tips would be appreciated!

Thanx very much! This is very helpful.

I’m guessing if I import the styles elsewhere into a list (not in the dropdown itself) and assign the value to a variable (with a default value), I could avoid the additional “reUpdate()” function.