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Image Filter offers custom nodes that pause workflows, enabling users to select images, adjust parameters, and apply masks, enhancing image editing flexibility and control.
The cg-image-filter
extension is a powerful tool designed to enhance your workflow by allowing you to pause and make selections or edits to images before proceeding. This extension is particularly useful for AI artists who want to have more control over their image processing tasks. It provides a set of nodes that can be integrated into your workflow, enabling you to filter images, apply masks, and edit text annotations with ease. Whether you're working with a batch of images or a single image, cg-image-filter
offers flexibility and precision, helping you to refine your creative process and achieve the desired results efficiently.
At its core, cg-image-filter
operates by inserting nodes into your workflow that temporarily halt execution, allowing you to interact with the images. Think of it as a checkpoint in your creative process where you can decide which images to keep, edit, or discard. For example, when generating a batch of images, you can use the Image Filter node to select only the images you want to proceed with, saving time and resources. The Mask Image Filter node lets you apply masks to specific areas of an image, while the Text Image Filter node allows you to edit captions or annotations. This interactive approach ensures that you have full control over the images at each stage of your workflow.
The Image Filter node pauses the workflow, displaying a popup window with the generated images. You can select the images you wish to keep by clicking on them, which highlights them with a green border. Once you've made your selection, click 'Send' to continue the workflow or 'Cancel' to terminate it. This feature is ideal for filtering out unwanted images before further processing.
This node is designed for single images and automatically launches a mask editor. You can apply masks to specific areas of the image, which are then output along with the image. This is particularly useful for tasks like inpainting, where you want to modify only certain parts of an image.
The Text Image Filter node displays an image alongside a text field, allowing you to edit the text before sending it forward in the workflow. This feature is perfect for workflows that involve captioning or annotating images, giving you the opportunity to refine text descriptions as needed.
Both the Text Image Filter and Image Filter nodes offer three additional text fields for short-form inputs, such as specifying denoising levels or file naming conventions. These fields can be customized to suit your specific workflow requirements.
The extension does not specifically mention different models, but it provides various nodes that can be considered as different functional models within the extension. Each node serves a unique purpose, such as filtering images, applying masks, or editing text, allowing you to tailor the extension to your specific needs.
Pick from List
to select matching items from any list.Batch from Image List
and Image List from Batch
for better batch processing.If you encounter issues while using cg-image-filter
, here are some common solutions:
To further explore the capabilities of cg-image-filter
, you can refer to the example workflows provided in the documentation. Additionally, the issues list on GitHub is a great resource for reporting bugs, suggesting features, and seeing what improvements are planned for future releases. Engaging with the community through forums and discussions can also provide valuable insights and support as you integrate this extension into your creative process.
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