Development of Design for different uses or functions

Also tested uploading a sketch I drew turning into Python code and returning as PNG file as you suggested

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This is the result :sweat_smile:

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:smiley:, The devil is in the detail.

When you need an exact representation of a geometric shape or graph, use Python because it allows for precise control and definition of every element.

When you want a visually rich and creative illustration based on a prompt, DALL-E is the right tool because it interprets and generates images with artistic freedom.

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This result is a 3 d rendering of sketch

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Exploring extraction and translation methods any suggestions

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Code-Interpreter

I haven’t really tested the limitations of Python editing images in Code Interpreter, I’m more comfortable doing the same with my own code in PHP.

@polepole and @mitchell_d00 have done a lot of work with the GPT system and may have other suggestions.

Dalle

For Dall-e You can go here: Topics tagged dalle

Especially helpful is the Gallery where the community posts pictures they have generated with Dall-e, often showing prompts so you can get a feel of how prompts turn in to images.

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Thank you for mentioning me, @phyde1001

Due to personal reasons, I have decided to stop participating in discussions related to DALL-E, image creation, image editing, or any topic about image on this forum. I will no longer be able to assist with image topics.

I have muted all discussions related to image creation, editing, or any tool related to image on my end.

I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

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This pseudocode simplifies the steps into easy-to-follow logic that you can adapt for:

  • Testing Python code.
  • Implementing or testing custom languages.
  • Validating complex algorithms.
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Any suggestions for writing a test format or code to test with prompts

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Save yourself repetition and try writing macros.

This will get you started much faster.

I have a short intro to making macros here.

Once you have templated up a bunch of macros in code then you have basically started programming in the easiest way.

Convo as Mitchell mentioned yesterday is another great starting point into writing code. This is a structured language but effectively in simple English.

Then I would recommend you move to a language such as JavaScript or Python. From here you can learn to connect to the API which will give you more precision in creating things.

I would suggest initially you start with Python inside Chat and maybe build a GPT (Or customise ChatGPT with instructions) to test this.

When you start with JS/Python ChatGPT can help you write code. You should make sure you understand every line of code you are executing before you execute it!

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