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The video script begins with an introduction to the MITJY web version, a platform for creating illustrations. It highlights the expansion of user access to the web version, which was previously limited. The speaker guides viewers on how to access the web version via Google search or through a Discord announcement link. The explanation covers the basic usage of the web version, including entering prompts to create illustrations, and how to customize parameters such as image size, model selection, and artistic values. The script also mentions the ability to view other users' creations and manage one's illustrations with filters.

This paragraph discusses techniques for creating multiple illustrations at once without repeatedly inputting prompts. The script explains how to use comma-separated values within a single prompt to generate various versions of an illustration, such as cat, dog, and car versions. It also covers the method for creating multiple instances of the same illustration by appending the desired number of creations to the prompt. Additionally, the script touches on using keyboard shortcuts to quickly reuse previous prompts and setting default parameters or text for prompts to save time.

The script describes how to register favorite prompts for easy reuse. Viewers are shown how to set a title for a custom option and then input the desired prompt to automatically generate it when the title is typed. The explanation includes how to remove previously set custom options and check the list of registered favorite words. The paragraph also covers changing settings in MITJY, such as selecting different versions or modes, and checking the user's plan details.

This section covers methods for creating illustrations with consistent characters and full-body views. The script explains the use of character reference parameters to ensure characters are depicted consistently across different illustrations. It also addresses common issues with creating full-body illustrations, such as including words like 'full body' in the prompt and adjusting the aspect ratio of the illustration to a more portrait-oriented one. The use of the 'panning' feature to include parts of the illustration that may be cut off is also discussed.

The script introduces advanced customization techniques, including changing the size of existing illustrations, adding text to illustrations using the 'neon sign' prompt, and using personal or uploaded color references to influence the color scheme of new illustrations. It also explains how to use pattern references and emoji in prompts to create unique designs and how to adjust the composition of an illustration by referring to a pre-made layout or structure.

This paragraph focuses on creating continuous pattern illustrations and large, unified images. The script explains the use of the 'tile' parameter to generate repeating patterns and the 'variety' parameter to introduce variations. It also covers the 'barley region' technique for creating a large illustration by selecting and merging different sections, which gives the appearance of a single, large image composed of smaller, interconnected pieces.

The script explores the use of emojis and time periods in prompts to create illustrations with specific styles or from different eras. It suggests experimenting with various emoji combinations and adding time period references to prompts to generate historically accurate or futuristic illustrations. The paragraph also discusses modifying existing illustrations by using the 'barley region' command to change certain elements while maintaining the overall style.

This section delves into methods for creating logos and customizing characters. The script recommends using terms like 'simple vector minimalist' for effective logo design and suggests using 'style reference' to maintain a consistent illustration style across different subjects. It also covers using 'style random' to generate illustrations in random styles and how to recreate a specific style using a numbered parameter.

The final paragraph concludes the video script by summarizing the techniques and tips introduced and encouraging viewers to apply them in their own work. It also provides information about the AI online school offering self-learning courses and one-on-one lessons with the instructor, as well as corporate training for AI integration. The script ends with a thank you note for watching and an invitation to check out the provided links for more information.