WorkFlows

Function

1. Generate Albedo
   • Resolutin: Image Resolution Options
     • 1K (1024×1024)
     • 2K (2048×2048)
     • 3K (4096×4096)
     • 4K (8192×8192)
   • Positive Prompt:
     Enter descriptive text to guide the image generation. You can enter multiple words, separated by commas.
   • Negative Prompt:
     Specify elements to exclude from the image. Multiple prompts can be entered, separated by commas.
   • Sampling Step:
     Define the number of steps for refining the image. Higher values result in better quality but increase generation time.
   • CFG Scale:
     Adjust the correlation between the generated image and the prompt.
   • Use ControlNet:
     Utilize ControlNet as a reference image for generation.
     • Check the “Use ControlNet” option and input the image path.
   • Click “Generate Seamless” button to produce four different albedo maps for you to choose from.

2. Image Path: Select an image file from your local storage.
3. Generate Anti-tile
   • Click “Generate Anti-tile” button to create four images with different random variations added to the original image.

4. Generate Texture
   • Click “Generate Texture” button to generate the normal, displacement, and roughness maps.

5. Create Material
   • Select how the material will appear on objects (plane, sphere, or cube).
   • Enter material name.
   • Click “Create Material” to apply the image and create a material in Blender.

6. Material Preview
   • Preview Scale:
     Adjust the preview area size by dragging the Preview Scale slider located at the top of the preview box to suit your preference.
   • Preview Render Type:
     Select the desired render type on the right side of the preview area.

7. Save to Lib
   • Click “Save to Lib” .
   • Fill in the relevant information in the Save Material window.
     • Name
     • Tags
     • Description
     • Author
     • License
     • Copyright
   • Click OK to save the material to the material library.

8. Delete from Lib
   • Click the “Delete from Lib” button.
   • In the pop-up window, select the name of the asset to delete.
   • Click “OK” to confirm and remove the material.

9. Shader Editor
   • Roughness
     • Scale: Adjusts the overall scale of roughness. Higher values make the surface rougher.
     • Offset: Modifies the base roughness value.
     • Randomness: Add randomness, making it appear more natural and irregular
   • Normal
     • Strength: Controls the intensity of the normal map. Higher values create more pronounced bumps, while lower values result in a smoother effect.
     • Scale X: Adjusts the scaling of the normal map along the X-axis.
     • Scale Y: Adjusts the scaling of the normal map along the Y-axis.
     • Scale Z: Adjusts the scaling of the normal map along the Z-axis.
   • Displacement
     • Midlevel: Sets the baseline height for displacement (typically 0.5). Lower values shift displacement downward, while higher values shift it upward.
     • Scale: Controls the overall intensity of displacement, determining the depth and prominence of surface details.
     • Flip: Inverts the displacement direction.

Function

1. Image Path: Select an image file from your local storage.
2. Main Object Generation
   • Result Mode
     • Separate:
       The algorithm separates the main elements based on the recognized content.
     • Blend:
       Outputs the entire graphic as a single object, informed by the algorithm’s recognition of the content.
   • Settings
     • Resolution:
       Set the resolution for generating points— higher values result in more vertices.
     • Strength:
       Adjust the depth ratio; higher values create a more pronounced depth effect.
     • Auto Refine:
       Automatically optimizes the vertices.

3. Full Image Generation
   • Remove Background:
     When enabled, the background of the image will be automatically removed during the generation process.
   • Use Prebious Depth:
     When enabled, you can directly use the previously generated depth map or select a saved depth map from before, allowing for quick regeneration of the model.

4. Main Object Tune
   • Smooth:
     Adjusts the smoothness of the mesh edges, allowing for a more polished appearance.
   • Scale：
     Modify the scaling factors along the X, Y, and Z axes to achieve the desired dimensions of the main object.

5. Full Image Tune
   • Mapping
     Choose the mapping type to define how the depth information is applied
     • Extend : Expands the texture mapping beyond the original boundaries
     • Clip: Trims the texture mapping to fit within the defined limits
     • Clip Cube : Maps the texture within a cubic boundary, limiting the depth to the cube’s dimensions.
     • Repeat : Repeats the texture mapping across the surface of the mesh.
     • Checker : Applies a checkerboard pattern to the mapping for visual contrast.
   • Scale:
     Adjust the scaling factors for the entire image; modifies the size of the generated depth map.
   • Subdivision Levels:
     Set the number of subdivision levels for finer mesh details.
   • Subdivision Render:
     Define the subdivision level specifically for rendering.
   • Strength:
     Controls the depth strength; higher values result in a more pronounced depth effect in the final output.
   • Smooth:
     Applies smoothing to the generated mesh, reducing sharp edges.
   • Contrast:
     Adjusts the contrast of the output, enhancing the visual distinction between light and dark areas.
   • Interpolation:
     Sets the interpolation size for the depth map to smooth out transitions.
   • Saturation:
     Adjusts the color saturation of the texture; higher values result in more vibrant and saturated colors.