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Hi @guill
What
I designed a simple node that takes a base image, and a mask selecting a specific area of this image and a batch of images to paste within the former. The image(s) to paste must have the same size as the base image and the mask.
Please take a look at
examples/merge-with-mask.jsonfor more details.Example
The base image: a photo of a theater
The mask associated to the based image selecting the screen area
We take two photos as inputs:
and,
And we get the following outputs:
Why
For my own inpainting workflow, I only got bad generations when using
VAE Decode (for inpainting)as the main component to segment the space.Therefore, as I wanted to have a something that somewhat mimics the inpaint results with A1111, I implemented this simple node.
I am open to any feedback!