Advanced Features
BREAK - Regional Prompting
The BREAK keyword is a powerful tool that divides your image into separate regions, each with its own prompt. This prevents attribute mixing when generating multiple characters.
The Problem BREAK Solves
Without BREAK, prompting two characters often leads to mixed attributes - a blue-eyed wolf might end up with the fox's orange fur, or both characters merge into one.
How It Works
Add the keyword BREAK in your prompt to split it into two regions. Each region gets its own description:
male wolf, blue eyes, grey fur BREAK female fox, green eyes, orange fur
Region Modes
When the system detects BREAK in your prompt, you'll be asked to choose a split mode:
| Mode | Split | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Vertical | Left / Right | Two characters standing side by side |
| Horizontal | Top / Bottom | Character on top, background on bottom (or vice versa) |
Tips for BREAK
- Each region should be a complete description - species, traits, pose, etc.
- Use landscape ratio for vertical splits (more horizontal space for two characters)
- Use portrait ratio for horizontal splits
- Keep each region's prompt focused and not too long
- Artist tags can go in either region - they affect the whole image
Composition Tips
Camera & View Tags
Control framing with view-related tags:
front view- facing the viewerback view- facing awayside view- profile shotthree-quarter view- slight angle
close-up- zoomed in on face/detailsportrait- head and shouldersfull body- complete character visibleworms eye view- from below looking up
Matching Ratio to Content
- Portrait ratio for standing characters, pinups, dakimakura layouts
- Landscape ratio for feral characters, lying poses, duo/group scenes
- Square when you're unsure - it works for most compositions