P: Generated images violate user guidelines

@J E L 
So that's funny, with "nylon stockings" it works almost all the time, you would have thought the opposite was true.
The result is very meh though...

It's a bug. As I've mentioned elsewhere, I put swimsuit tops and bottoms on nude models quite often to make them suitable for uploading to Facebook. Very few if any issues. Try use just a '.' as a prompt to see if Generative Fill can figure out on it's own what you are attempting to do, or put a '.' at the end of your prompt. That can sometimes help.

@daze507 Ok, this is the Ps beta forum so any questions and issues you see should be posted in the release version of Ps forum to keep things clear and for the team to understand where the issues are.

@daze507, did you try changing up the prompt a bit? I was successful out of the gate in this quick test using “solid white stockings” and “dark nylon stockings.”

Hi @CShubert 

Yes, Adobe Photoshop Version: 25.0.0 20230906.r.37 b14e317 x64, I did not try the beta so cannot tell if there's a difference.
It's extremely sensitive, I made other tests trying to change the colour of a swimsuit, same, 90% resulted in this guideline message.

Hi @daze507 curious if you are seeing the same issue with prompts and errors in the release version of Ps: Adobe Photoshop Version: 25.0.0 20230906.r.37 b14e317 x64

I do fashion photography and I have tried to add tights to a model in skirt with the prompt "opaque tights" and there's nothing to do, I always get the community guideline message. That filter seems to be a bit too sensitive in my humble opinion.

I've had the same problem, try leanardo for generating a tardis and importing the image to the background you want

well thats nothing like the Tradis, but it even stuggles with non copywrite 'British' things

This is a Typical British Police Officer   LOL the others where even worse   It needs to get less American

"It makes me wonder if they are only showing the error if the first image is bad, and they could continue to generate the second and third images?"

That might be what's going on. But I get single examples often, even with images that include no people at all.  Fortunately, the single examples more often than not give me what I'm looking for, though I'm usually removing things rather than adding them.