Is Midjourney’s Style reference code (SREF code) a flash in the pan?
Hello everyone, with the release of Midjourney on April 22nd--sref random or--sref code, AI art has a new way to play. As mentioned in my previous article, some X (twitter) bloggers have gained many fans because they focus on exploring the best performance of these codes (I also follow many similar bloggers)
Beautiful images always tend to get people excited. I also set up a website to collect the best practices of sref code for everyone. But despite the excitement, my rational angel is always asking: How much influence does sref code have on everyone’s creation?
Browsing the Midjourney community, we can visually see that most players rarely or even never use SREF code, but we are unable to obtain full data on the community. So I spent more than a week collecting posts about SREF code from the representative social networking site X (twitter) to observe its popularity from a data perspective.
The process of cleaning data is dirty, boring, and not interesting to you. Let’s skip it and look at the results analysis.
