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Will be added in future updates |
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That is also my desire. I have been using Reactor since it was first released. However, it often swaps to a slightly different face than the original, especially for people with facial imperfections like a crooked nose, a receding chin, or a twisted mouth. It always tries to make it look beautiful as if there were no flaws on the face, even though I have lowered the face restore codeformer index to 0.1-0.2. The swapped image still differs from the original. I hope the output result will simply be a face swap, preserving the original features and only adjusting skin tone, without arbitrarily adjusting the original face. I truly hope that Reactor will improve this in the near future. It would be a significant advancement for image restoration technology. Because, honestly, the loved ones of the original photo feel quite sad when they receive an image of someone who looks different from their loved one. |
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end 2024... and still nothing new about that ? |
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Just blend the original face with the face you want (in some amount, e.g.: 3 source face, 1 target face = 0.75 strength) to use as face model (you can blend it without saving) - and you gain the result you need
You can find WF on my Boosty page https://boosty.to/artgourieff/posts/6caffb1c-31de-413a-ad0f-4ea702e6d569 |
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Thanks a lot ! |
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Its too strong, I need it only to effect a slight change but there is no denoise option. How can I reduce or adjust the amount of face swap?
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