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I noticed someone created the tag linen hair without any apparent discussion on the subject, so I wanted to make a topic to discuss how useful it is. For me I don't like it, it feels like yet another weird colour hair tag, also the wiki is very confusing.
This feels kind of like a more descriptive variant of light brown hair, but it's probably superfluous.
BUR #32390 has been approved by @evazion.
deprecate linen_hair
Yeah, on the first page alone, all of these can be sorted into blonde hair or brown hair with ease. This isn't a unique shade of hair or anything, it's light brown hair 2.0 from the looks of it.
Putting this in as a deprecation as a lot of these need to be moved into the proper hair tags.
Knowledge_Seeker said:
Putting this in as a deprecation as a lot of these need to be moved into the proper hair tags.
From what I've seen, no other color tag has been removed while linen hair was added, but it never hurts to make sure.
https://xinjinjumin464493238398.lofter.com/post/80c5c047_2bd04272b?incantation=rz9mV5CqUAdc
This is the image I generated using nai3. The image from the "linen hair" tag leans more towards a milk tea color, while the image generated with the "light_brown_hair" tag has a more orange hue, and the color saturation of the "light_brown_hair" tag is higher.
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霞光湖心 said:
https://xinjinjumin464493238398.lofter.com/post/80c5c047_2bd04272b?incantation=rz9mV5CqUAdc
This is the image I generated using nai3. The image from the "linen hair" tag leans more towards a milk tea color, while the image generated with the "light_brown_hair" tag has a more orange hue, and the color saturation of the "light_brown_hair" tag is higher.
Did you come to that conclusion through your own eyes, or through image analysis software? For a tag to be useful, it must be visually distinguishable from other tags when looked at with human eyes. If you need software to tell the difference consistently, then they might as well just be the same tag.
The bulk update request #32390 (forum #310561) has been approved by @evazion.
