Impressive number! Wow thank you so much❤️ I’ll try to include even more advanced tips in the future. That’s actually one of the parts I find really fun; digging into the details😁 Have a nice day ahead!👍

Thank you too for the kind comment! Have a great day🐻👍

This means a lot to be as a new creator, thank you so much!❤️

Amen, amen🐻👍

Hi Bowa! Thank you too for watching🐻 I did some experimenting, and it seems having low -s values tends to make the inpainted area match your prompt better. Meanwhile, high values tend to yield a more pleasing aesthetic, but the result will be less aligned with your prompt. As an example, when inpainting a cat face on a police officer, I found the result gave almost 100% cat faces with -s 0. But with -s 1000, I got about 60% cat faces and 40% human females. But the (fewer) matches I got also looked nicer on average. For the weird (-w) parameter, I found quite interesting results. High -w values between 500-2000 tended to give me rather human-animal hybrids (cat eyes, human ears, mixes). Such hybrids can be quite hard to prompt with MJs default aestethic. So I would definitely recommend to try playing around with the -w flag if you want some results where you feel MJs default aesthetic is working against you. I think the -s flag is useful too, but especially if you care more about the aesthetic rather than your prompt (like a beautiful background image or wallpaper for instance). Also, thanks for the recommendations!