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Wilusa (Troy VI) after the earthquake ca. 1300 BCE
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Flux Schnell
Troy was a major city-state during most of the Bronze-age. Troy VI (Wilsua) was a vassal of the Hittite Empire. This render (using Flux Snell) has many inaccuracies, most from the AI not knowing Bronze-age building styles and techniques. The upper city citadel is not accurate, nor the size of the lower town. Additionally, the damage done by a major earthquake is also not well rendered. After more than 200 attempts, I am resigned to submit this image.
Ancient Troy VI after Devastating Earthquake in Dramatic Rui...
This image depicts the ancient city of Troy VI in ruins after a devastating earthquake. The crumbling citadel walls, temples, and palaces are surrounded by a lower town of vibrant, colorful buildings, with survivors fleeing in panic. The scene is set against a backdrop of intense drama and emotion, remin...
Created by David Poindexter on Dec 29, 2024 using the Flux Schnell AI image generator model.
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Yes, the fact is correct. Thanks for letting us know about AI's pitfalls in the description. I hope, most creation attempts were free DSv8...
Creation Settings
- Text Prompts
- The bronze-age city, Troy VI, is on a coastal plain and has a white stone, sloped walled citadel of a series of rising terraces with ten multi-colored, flat roofed temples and palaces. The walls have several square towers guarding entrances to the citadel. A sprawling lower town of brightly colored stucco ...Weight: 1
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
16:9
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
Love these creations. Be aware that some aren't historically verified! Tthe power of popular culture is strong. There is currently no evidence of that famous wooden horse war at all. Some websites claim that wrongly due to a translation error.
My instructions also harbored an inaccuracy: I was babbling about pre-Roman Greece. But the point of that supposed war would have been that it was between what might be termed Greek vs. the non-Greek Troyans.
My point was supposed to be that Greek Spartans didn't fight in the Roman Colosseum, and that at the time of the Colosseum that formerly Greek, formerly "Troyan", now Turkish area was Roman and not Greek Spartan. Also the Troyan didn't call themselves or their city by that name.
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Hope to see you all in the next game. With maybe a few less pitfalls. 😅: