MJ User Guide
User's Guide: Understanding Different Types of Requests for MidJourney Prompts with ChatGPT The first step is to have ChatGPT 4 be given the instructions it needs, which are in the blog post ChatGPT-MJ Guide. The contents can be copy/pasted in a session with ChatpGPT 4, without the web browser technology turned on, which at this point is a more stable way of doing it, as ChatGPT crashes and burns fairly often when the browsing tool is on. The other way is to activate the web browsing technology, now in Beta, and type the following as a prompt: " Read the blog post 'ChatGPT-MJ Guide' at https://tomewall.blogspot.com/ and await further instructions." Telling it to await further instructions keeps it from blathering on and on. This should only take a few seconds. It predictably returns good prompts, meaning effective and structured with correct syntax, but might "forget" if something distracts it, such as your having a conversation with it. If this happ...