Firefly is incapable of generating required image

@hw_eng use the grayscale image I provided in my reply.

Hi @Kevin Stohlmeyer 
Thank you for your kind reply. I tried your prompt of "Detailed illustration of a computer circuit" with the high res. image which I provided before but as you can see the produced image is different from yours. Do I have to do anything different in settings maybe?

Here are my results. I did take your image and converted it to a high contrast black and white image to better determine structure.

"Detailed illustration of a computer circuit"

Alas @Kevin Stohlmeyer uploading of a higher resolution of an ASIC device (see attached) did not make a difference. I tried previously suggested prompt and the tool still makes weired and non-related images as shown.

@hw_eng your reference image seems very lores/small with no detail. This works against you when using as a composition reference. If you want it to follow more closely (it will never exactly replicate a reference image) then find a higher quality/sharper image.

Thank you droopydog500 for your insightful reply. Unfortunately even with your suggested prompt Firefly was unable to create the image of the layout for a custom microchip. I even included "Composition reference" for it, and still it was unable to come up with the layout picutre which is quite mind buggling.

For your reference I include the pictures genereated by Firefly using your suggested prompt as well as my original "Composition reference image"

The latest image following your prompt: 

 
The original "Composition reference" image for the layout of a microchip:

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Hello @hw_eng,

Thank you for your message. I am sorry you are having this problem.

Your prompt is too long, too conversational, like a story. The model will not understand it well.  The most important object should be as far left as possible and everything related to that object should be grouped together. I recommend this document: Writing effective prompts to further help you in crafting good prompts.

It probably does not know what an ASIC chip is. Since most of the model's content comes from Adobe Stock, you can search it to get an idea if it will know the object you are looking for. I searched for "ASIC chip" and there was nothing in Adobe stock.

This might not be close to what you are looking for, but recommend you start from here rather than the prompt above:

technical layout of integrated circuit layout including interconnected components and defined pathways. green, purple, orange, and blue. 

Thanks,
    droopy