Kiwichaa

The shops Gift Voucher System is here! Over the last few weeks I thought about which loyalty program is the right one for my shop. Some ai adoptable shops use a loyalty card program. But after some consideration, I've come to the conclusion that this is not the right loyalty program for my shop, partly due to my different price ranges, but also because I wanted a system with more flexibility. How does the Gift Voucher System for my ai shop work? From now on with every dollar you spend in my shop, you automatically collect gold coins for your treasure chest. The conversion is very easy. 1 dollar is 1 gold coin. When you have collected enough gold coins, you can redeem them for gift vouchers. These gift vouchers allow you to get ai adoptables in my shop for free. Here you can see the gift vouchers you can get with how many goldcoins. (Free adoptables do not give gold coins) Conversion $1 = 1 gold coin 50 gold coins = $15 gift voucher 75 gold coins = $25 gift voucher 100 gold

Do I revise my AI adoptables? Yes, before I upload my AI adoptables, I do revise them. I use Photoshop for that purpose. What do I mainly need to revise? In full-body portraits, it's often the eyes and hands that require the most attention. They often have four fingers, are deformed, or have "claw hands." When an adoptable has a tail, there are usually two, but unfortunately, the second one is often deformed. Where else do I need to use Photoshop? Objects, especially swords and guns, are often duplicated and distorted. It takes several attempts to generate an image that's worth editing with Photoshop. Then, I remove the extra sword and place the correct one in a better position in the image. Where do I encounter the biggest challenges in image generation? Full-body portraits: To generate a complete full-body portrait, I have to include a detailed description of the shoes in the prompt. While this leads to success, it also results in individual shoes or feet that I subsequently