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weirdsciencex
weirdsciencex
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April 27, 2024
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Generative Fill is still too restrictive

  • April 27, 2024
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I was attempting to fix some test renders where the belly button was deformed.

 

Bellybutton, bellybutton, stomach, all blocked.

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Correct answer Trevor.Dennis

At the moment, it is what it is.  Adobe appear to be super sensitive to kick back against Ai and are playing it safe.  Too safe in most of our opinions methinks.  Competition will surely force a more relaxed position in time to come.

 

Meanwhile, we use workarounds like the patch tool and a borrowed stock image.  AFAIK, the source and target images have to be on the same layer for the Patch tool to work — but you already knew that.

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Trevor.Dennis
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Trevor.DennisCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
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April 28, 2024

At the moment, it is what it is.  Adobe appear to be super sensitive to kick back against Ai and are playing it safe.  Too safe in most of our opinions methinks.  Competition will surely force a more relaxed position in time to come.

 

Meanwhile, we use workarounds like the patch tool and a borrowed stock image.  AFAIK, the source and target images have to be on the same layer for the Patch tool to work — but you already knew that.

    weirdsciencex
    weirdsciencexAuthor
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    April 28, 2024

    Thank you for the reply and the tip.

     

    I actually used Krita with a generative fill add-on.  Although, your solution would have been a lot quicker and easier.

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