Image Compare A/B drew a chip over the top-left of the picture carrying the
resolution and a hint about how to use the panel - covering part of what you
came to look at in order to say something you need once. The resolution moved
to a caption centred under the stage, and when the two sides are different
sizes both are named there: the panel scales them to fit, so nothing else on
screen would reveal the mismatch. The empty and error states still take the
middle of the stage, where there is no picture to hide.
HOLD became an A/B toggle. Press-and-hold meant the comparison only existed
while a mouse button was down, so the two images could never be held side by
side in memory. Each click now swaps the panel and the button names the side
you are looking at; flicking between them in place is how a small difference
actually becomes visible. A workflow saved on "hold" opens on the toggle it
became rather than quietly dropping back to slide.
The example workflow was stale in ways that would have shipped to Civitai:
its overview credited SimpleWatermarkRemover - the deprecated compatibility
id, not the node the graph actually uses - still called the node Refine Mask,
and linked to github.com/auboss, which does not exist. It gained model-setup
and requirements sections, consistent node titles, and the mask settings its
single-frame test was missing: that path shipped with every Mask Refine
control at zero, so the frame it previewed was not the result the full run
would produce, which is the one thing that test exists to show.
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