Thanks!ĮDIT: I did my test with the alpha channel of an Aegis's portrait, fuzz 7% should be enough in most caseĮDIT2: NEVERMIND that, it creates artifact and it looks weird on some textures, it was expected but it can work on some textures. I didn't remerge the alpha channel after and I can't fully test everything yet but I would be interested if you can share your result or any new methods. fuzz is similar to the threshold I think? so you might need to play with it. I was successfully able to make it pure white with it. You can try this with imagemagick: magick convert "D:\input.png" -fuzz 50% -fill white -opaque white "D:\result.png" I tried what you said but no matter what I can't make the white part of the alpha channel be -more- white, for some reason it stays near rgb(244,244,244) which is why the transparency goes wrong, I guess. Do you have any idea of how this would work?
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However, a similar operation exists in ImageMagick -white-threshold value but I can't figure out how to use it to turn the alpha channel images in the results folder into pure black and pure white.
Sadly, this doesn't work for just the alpha channel, only for the image alone or image and alpha channel combined. Thankfully, Image Enhancement Utility (IEU) has an option for image postprocessing to make the image or the alpha channel pure white within a threshold, which would help a lot for the less complex alpha channels. Using waifu2x for the alpha channels, this doesn't happen, but the images don't always line up correctly, resulting in some transparent edges or white/black edges. This is also applied to the alpha channels, resulting in the non-transparent areas of the image becoming slightly transparent. The model used (as well as many other models) tends to make the white in the images more light gray. So I know exactly what the issue is with the alpha channels.
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I'd like to add that I believe the color of my upscaled textures are different from vanilla (if I remember correctly) so you might want to keep that in mind if you want to use it or do something similar! (feel free to do whatever you want with it btw) You probably can make it so it auto-detect any change in a folder and automate the whole thing ? I'm a bit new to it but it's similar enough to Linux's terminal. Allow me to just start it and it split/merge alpha, waifu2xcaffe, esrgan, move around files with one command. I used it too, for quick test, but I like the command line better.
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