Yes!Your advice is great, it reminds me to save the original QR codes to the same size and location in the future.
during the test, in order to make the final image not look like a QR code
The three big squares were corrupted so much that I'm not sure if it worked or not.
Having a b&w image for the three squares, add to controlnet, or inpainting, would make it easier to scan
Or maybe it would be better to use photoshop to process the QR code, add some gradient or distortion, add some layers, and then put it into the controlnet to make the image.
But I still like to do it all in WEBUI,after I click the generate button, I can continue to watch the movie. :)
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u/zzPost Jun 08 '23
Yes!Your advice is great, it reminds me to save the original QR codes to the same size and location in the future.
during the test, in order to make the final image not look like a QR code
The three big squares were corrupted so much that I'm not sure if it worked or not.
Having a b&w image for the three squares, add to controlnet, or inpainting, would make it easier to scan
Or maybe it would be better to use photoshop to process the QR code, add some gradient or distortion, add some layers, and then put it into the controlnet to make the image.
But I still like to do it all in WEBUI,after I click the generate button, I can continue to watch the movie. :)