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Facilitates creation of tiled segments from input images for efficient processing and localized analysis.
The ImpactMakeTileSEGS
node is designed to facilitate the creation of tiled segments (SEGS) from an input image, allowing for more manageable and efficient processing of large images by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable tiles. This node is particularly useful for tasks that require detailed analysis or manipulation of specific regions within an image, such as object detection, segmentation, or enhancement. By dividing the image into tiles, you can apply localized processing techniques, which can lead to more accurate and efficient results. The node also supports the use of exclusion and inclusion masks to focus on or ignore specific areas of the image, providing greater control over the tiling process. Additionally, it can handle irregular masks and compensate for overlaps, ensuring that the tiles are generated with the desired characteristics.
This parameter allows you to specify segments that should be excluded from the tiling process. It takes a list of segments and generates an exclusion mask that prevents these areas from being included in the tiles. This is useful for ignoring irrelevant or unwanted regions in the image. The exclusion mask is resized and dilated based on the input image dimensions and a specified dilation factor.
This parameter allows you to specify segments that should be included in the tiling process. It takes a list of segments and generates an inclusion mask that ensures these areas are included in the tiles. This is useful for focusing on specific regions of interest within the image. The inclusion mask is resized and dilated based on the input image dimensions and a specified dilation factor.
This parameter defines the size of the bounding box for each tile. It determines the dimensions of the tiles that will be generated from the input image. If the bounding box size is larger than the image dimensions, it will be adjusted to fit within the image. The default value is typically set to a reasonable size for most applications.
This parameter specifies the minimum overlap between adjacent tiles. It ensures that there is a certain amount of overlap between tiles, which can be useful for maintaining continuity and avoiding gaps in the tiled image. If the overlap is too small compared to the bounding box size, it will be adjusted accordingly.
This parameter controls the irregularity of the mask used in the tiling process. A higher value results in a more irregular mask, which can be useful for creating more natural-looking tiles. The mask quality and cache are adjusted based on the irregularity value, and the overlap and bounding box size are compensated accordingly.
This parameter defines the mode for generating irregular masks. It can be set to "Reuse fast," "Reuse quality," or "All random fast," each providing different levels of mask quality and performance. The mode affects the mask quality and the way the mask is generated and cached.
The output parameter tiles
contains the generated tiles from the input image. Each tile is a segment of the original image, created based on the specified bounding box size, overlap, and masks. These tiles can be used for further processing, analysis, or manipulation, allowing for more efficient and localized operations on the image.
filter_in_segs_opt
parameter to include only the desired segments in the tiling process.bbox_size
and min_overlap
parameters to control the size and overlap of the tiles, ensuring they are suitable for your specific application.mask_irregularity
parameter to create more natural-looking tiles, especially when working with images that require a more organic appearance.irregular_mask_mode
settings to find the right balance between mask quality and performance for your needs.bbox_size
parameter to fit within the image dimensions.min_overlap
parameter to be at least half of the bbox_size
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'mask_irregularity
parameter was set to a negative value.mask_irregularity
parameter to a non-negative value.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.