[–] secret-noun 4y ago ↗ https://web.archive.org/web/20220612214743/https://cleanupph... has a demo of the functionality for those unable to access (due to traffic?). [–] bradknowles 4y ago ↗ Yeah, probably hugged to death.I watched the cached demo, and I wasn't impressed. Okay, maybe the main object inside that box is gone, but the shadows aren't. Which makes the result look so much weirder. [–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ Thanks @secret-noun!! Unfortunately have to take it down for now. [–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ Ok, it's back.
[–] bradknowles 4y ago ↗ Yeah, probably hugged to death.I watched the cached demo, and I wasn't impressed. Okay, maybe the main object inside that box is gone, but the shadows aren't. Which makes the result look so much weirder.
[–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ Thanks @secret-noun!! Unfortunately have to take it down for now. [–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ Ok, it's back.
[–] brunorsini 4y ago ↗ Interesting demo, but of course Photoshop and a variety of mobile apps have had efficient "context aware filling" functionality for years now. [–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ The shadows can be removed by another box dragging, will update the demo. Thanks for the feedback!
[–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ The shadows can be removed by another box dragging, will update the demo. Thanks for the feedback!
[–] gc0119 4y ago ↗ Demo updated to show a closer to real world use case, not perfect, please be more forgiving.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 23.1 ms ] threadI watched the cached demo, and I wasn't impressed. Okay, maybe the main object inside that box is gone, but the shadows aren't. Which makes the result look so much weirder.