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What happened?
I take an image that was created with txt2img, modified with inpainting, then modified with an image editor (Photopea) before being put back into Inpaint. It happens to have a large area that is #000000 total black. When I try to inpaint part of the image, it includes much of that black background as if it was part of the mask. When in the image editor I add #010000 to remove the black background then the problem goes away. Therefore it seems that inpainting treats #000000 pixels as if they were part of the mask.
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
I take an image that was created with txt2img, modified with inpainting, then modified with an image editor (Photopea) before being put back into Inpaint. It happens to have a large area that is
#000000
total black. When I try to inpaint part of the image, it includes much of that black background as if it was part of the mask. When in the image editor I add#010000
to remove the black background then the problem goes away. Therefore it seems that inpainting treats#000000
pixels as if they were part of the mask.Steps to reproduce the problem
Only masked
Pic is what happens with the black background when only the hand is inpainted
What should have happened?
Pic is what happens with the
#010000
background when only the hand is inpainted (same everything as the previous screenshot).Commit where the problem happens
0cc0ee1
What platforms do you use to access the UI ?
Windows
What browsers do you use to access the UI ?
Google Chrome
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