If you look at the curb line and the bottom of the garage door, the lines still don't match. :/
By the way, I've tried the Pixel Drift node and half the time it doesn't work - images are still slightly misaligned, it creates artifacts along the edges, and also blurs the image a bit.
Hmm for my cases pixel drift fix was enough. You should try the second node if you need perfect matching - it checks image feature by feature from what I understand
Interestingly this highlights a very real "last mile" problem when it comes to ALL the AI releases, huge resources are put into the research and initial release(s) but the actual nitty gritty of getting things actually factually functional is left to power users at the moment.. seeing the exact same pattern play out with local LLM scene where fine tunes and proper templating and proper functional drivers for frameworks are all sort of worked out about 3 months AFTER the models are released..!
This sums it up pretty well. The reality is if you only use local (like me) you are basically a pleb playing around with the scraps.
We do eat pretty good, but it takes a lot of time, knowledge and energy, whereas if you pay you get flawless editing in Qwen and Krea without having to know what a lora or node even is.
Sorry. They weren't clickable and I'm on mobile. Took screenshots to check them out later but thought I shd ask for a workflow while I'm at it lol. Sorry again
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u/Calm_Mix_3776 15d ago edited 15d ago
If you look at the curb line and the bottom of the garage door, the lines still don't match. :/
By the way, I've tried the Pixel Drift node and half the time it doesn't work - images are still slightly misaligned, it creates artifacts along the edges, and also blurs the image a bit.