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Every display name swaps ' (AusBoss)' for ' 🆎' - menus, docs, tooltips,
the README, and the example workflow's notes. Mapping keys never change,
so saved workflows keep loading; 'ausboss' keeps finding everything via
the category, the AUSBOSS_NODES_ prefix, and SEARCH_ALIASES. Python error
messages drop the suffix entirely so exception text stays ASCII for
cp1252 consoles.
The LM Studio endpoint toolbar declared no getMinHeight, so the frontend
gave its wrapper a 12px sliver and the buttons clipped; it now declares
32px through every sizing path, and the buttons breathe at 22px.
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Crop For Inpaint
Cuts the masked region — plus enough surrounding context — out of an image so an inpainting model works at the region's native resolution instead of shrinking the whole frame. Pairs with Stitch Inpaint 🆎, which pastes the result back exactly where it came from.
Controls
- image: BHWC image or video frames to crop around the mask.
- mask: White marks the area to inpaint. A multi-frame mask is unioned into one crop window so a whole video shares one stitcher; an empty mask selects the full image (and stitches back unchanged).
- context_factor: Grows the mask bounding box symmetrically by this factor. The grown window is shifted back inside the frame first; only when it truly cannot fit is the image extended with edge-replicated padding.
- blend_pixels: Feather width used only when pasting back: the paste
mask is widened by this many pixels and blurred. The sampling mask sent
to the inpainter stays hard-edged, so feathering never weakens what the
model sees.
0pastes with the raw mask. - output_multiple: Crop and target dimensions are rounded up to a multiple of this so samplers accept them.
- target_width / target_height: Rescale the crop to a fixed size for
the sampler.
0keeps the native crop size; setting only one dimension derives the other from the crop's aspect ratio.
Outputs
- image: The cropped region, sized for the sampler.
- mask: The matching hard-edged sampling mask.
- stitcher: Everything Stitch Inpaint needs to put the result back.
Wiring
Load Image ── Crop For Inpaint ── image ──> LaMa Inpaint ── image ──> Stitch Inpaint
│ └── mask ─────────────────┘ │
└── stitcher ───────────────────────────────────────────┘
Any inpainting sampler fits between the two nodes the same way — connect
the crop's image and mask to it, then its output to Stitch Inpaint's
inpainted input.