problem with inpainting

[svumme]

I'm trying the inpainting and I think there is a problem, I'll post the image as a test. In this image I simply wanted to create a lake in the center. I have done several exports from photoshop with different opacities of the mask, from 100% opacity (black), up to gray to 50%. But it never succeeds. I tried both -I image_with_ alpha, and -I image -M image_with_alpha. But it does not work. Out of curiosity I have tried other versions like that of Automatic 1111 and it works well. But they work well with the Euler a sampler, with ddmi they have the same problem. I noticed that in your version the sampler always switches to ddmi ... is it correct or am I wrong something ?. I also believe there is a problem with the "fit to width / height" I don't remember right now, so I could be wrong, it seems to me that if I take a horizontal image it doesn't work well.

[psychedelicious]

We don't have support for samplers other than DDIM with img2img just yet, which includes img2img. There is work in progress to improve both img2img sampler support and inpainting.

[Ratinod]

@svumme There is one trick that allows you to do what you need.
You need (example for GIMP):

1. open your image in gimp and add a new empty layer
2. change the layer mode for example to "color LCH"
3. choose the right color (It is important!) for a future request and paint over the right place
   
4. merge layers
5. follow the original instructions

as a result we get (small pond near the house -I./outputs/img-samples/test2.png):

If you just paint it solid blue like this:

You get something like this:

The only pity is that even a part of the image not marked with a mask changes and the quality degrades (the more you use "inpainting" on one image the more noticeable the degradation).
This issue is known. Hope it gets fixed in the future.

[svumme]

thanks for the answers. regarding the trick I had deduced the problem and reported here :#555. , and thank you so much for help. the In my opinion it does not completely solve the problem, because creating a more complex shape is sometimes difficult. I'll give you an example that I have already tried, if I wanted to create a table with chairs starting from an empty room, it is not easy to design and predict the shape and this is not the meaning of inpainting. This stable version is in my opinion the best, but if I can give you some advice, I would give priority to inpainting and img2img which are together with text2IMG the most important functions.

[lstein]

I will get back to working on inpainting and support for the k* samplers in img2img over the coming weekend, unless someone beats me to it.

[svumme]

thank you for all the work you are doing!

[psychedelicious]

This issue is still technically pending our stable implementation of k* samplers, but maybe it can be closed.

[lstein]

There is in fact a public branch in which the k_lms sampler has been adapted for inpainting, but it is producing weird (like, really weird) results in my hands. See https://discord.com/channels/1020123559063990373/1020839344170348605/threads/1031763399408889936 for some details, as well as instructions for how to test the branch.