Custom Preferences
Use the prefer command to create custom options that automatically append commonly used parameters to the end of your prompts.
/prefer suffixspecifies the suffix to be added to the end of every prompt./prefer optioncreates or manages custom options./prefer option listdisplays your current custom options.
Preferred Suffix
The /prefer suffix command automatically appends a specified suffix to all prompts.
Example Command:
/prefer suffix --ar 16:9 --video
To clear the set suffix, use the /settings command and select “Reset Settings,” or use /prefer suffix again without adding the optional new_value field.
Option Sets
The /prefer option set <name> <value> command allows you to create custom shortcuts that add multiple parameters or text snippets to prompts.
Example Command:
/prefer option set mine --chaos 5 --aspect 2:3
This creates an option named “mine” that includes the --chaos and --aspect parameters.
Using /imagine prompt vibrant California poppies --mine is equivalent to /imagine prompt vibrant California poppies --chaos 5 --aspect 2:3
You can use multiple option sets in the same prompt and mix prompt text with parameters within an option set. If you do this, all parameters in the set must be placed at the end, just like in a normal prompt. Your option set will “expand” in the position it is placed in the prompt, so you need to put all prompt parameters after the option set.
The /prefer option list command lists all options created with the /prefer option set command. Users can create up to 20 custom options.
To delete a custom option, use /prefer option set <name to delete> and leave the value field empty.
