This setting was carried over from the SD_upscale script and was needed to smooth out the seams between images.
This script does not use tile blending, as it is designed for something completely different.
All that this setting does in our case is change the size of the tile in an unexpected way and shift the image.
Perhaps it makes sense to remove this from the code.
This image was generated with the following settings. The size of the original image is 512x, so the image had to be divided into 16 tiles.
Due to tile_overlap, we have already received 25 pictures, each of which is shifted in an unexpected direction
This setting was carried over from the SD_upscale script and was needed to smooth out the seams between images.
This script does not use tile blending, as it is designed for something completely different. All that this setting does in our case is change the size of the tile in an unexpected way and shift the image. Perhaps it makes sense to remove this from the code.
This image was generated with the following settings. The size of the original image is 512x, so the image had to be divided into 16 tiles. Due to tile_overlap, we have already received 25 pictures, each of which is shifted in an unexpected direction
