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About unsatisfactory results #19
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Put these style related words into the “postfix” box below to avoid assigning boxes for them.
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| Date | 07/04/2024 15:33 |
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| Subject | [ali-vilab/Ranni] About unsatisfactory results (Issue #19) |
Hi, I did some testing and found that the layout generated by "Text-to-panel" contains a lot of non-object information (such as some adjectives). Did you encounter similar problems during your testing?
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Here, boxes are assigned to adjectives such as depth of field and high quality, which is not suitable for practical application.
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Thanks for your quick reply. The effect is much better as you suggested. However, is there any way to automatically divide the prompt input by the user into objects and suffixes, as the current manual division is not user-friendly. In addition, sometimes the generated results do not strictly follow the box, for example, the bed in the figure below does not strictly follow its box. Do you have any conclusion on this point? |
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Thanks for your suggestion, I will try it. |
Hi, I did some testing and found that the layout generated by "Text-to-panel" contains a lot of non-object information (such as some adjectives). Did you encounter similar problems during your testing?
Here, boxes are assigned to adjectives such as depth of field and high quality, which is not suitable for practical application.
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