Let's walk through how to edit images in MythWeaver.
Editing images in MythWeaver is an important task which comes up frequently. Editing images allows you to make alterations to AI generated images which are (let's face it) often not ideal at first pass. Our image editor allows you to fix things like:
malformed hands/feet
disfigured eyes
random artifacts/items/scenery
strange weapons
Drawing a Mask
The mask painting tool is selected by default, and can be found in the bottom bar of the image editor window. Click the eraser icon to start mask erasing.
Many of our tools in the image editor rely on you drawing a mask (basically a big purple splotch) on the image where you'd like changes to be made.
In this case I've drawn a mask over the eye of this vampire
Erasing masks
The mask eraser tool can be found in the bottom bar of the image editor window. Click the eraser icon to start mask erasing.
Sometimes you might make a mistake and need to erase some of the mask you've drawn. The mask eraser tools allow you to erase... but only from any masks drawn on the image in question.
Whoops! I've messed up the mask over this vampire's eyes, let me clean that up...
Changing mask cursor size
Sometimes you might have a large swathe of image that you need modified or erased. The mask cursor size slider will let you change how large your cursor is for both drawing or erasing a mask.
Changing your mask cursor size can be helpful in some situations
