ΒΆ Interface Overview
The following is an overview of the available parameters based on the chosen synthesis Mode.
The Synthesis Stochastic Fast mode uses a noise and grid to composite tiles of the image together resulting in variations of the input image.
This algorithm results in a better quality result than the Synthesis Unstructured Very Fast mode, with a slightly higher cost in performance, and works best on images with non-discernable structures and randomization.
- Count: Sets the amount of tiles used during synthesis.
- Tile Scale: Sets the scale of the blended tiles during synthesis.
The Synthesis Unstructured Very Fast mode blends tiles of the image together to composite new variations of the input image.
This algorithm is the fastest synthesis option and works best on images with non-discernable structures and randomization.
- Count: Sets the amount of tiles used during synthesis.
- Contrast: Sets the amount of contrast along the border of the blended patches.
- Disorder: Adds variation to the offset of the blended patches.
- Saturation Variance: Adds variation to the saturation of the blended patches.
- Luminance Variance: Adds variation to the luminance of the blended patches.
- Rotation Variance: Adds variation to the rotation of the blended patches.
The Synthesis Advanced Slow HQ mode synthesizes new image data to create different variations of the input image.
This algorithm results in the best quality at a higher cost of performance. Input images can contain visible structure, but the synthesis works best on patterns with visual consistency.
- Preview: When enabled, a preview mode will be applied for faster iteration. Use this mode to dial in settings and disable for the full quality result.
- Tile Scale: Sets the scale of the blended tiles during synthesis.
- Quality: Determines the level of quality for the image synthesis processing. Higher quality increases processing time.