>>2839345> I've heard NAI inpainting is much easier to use in terms of actually giving you what you want to see?i think that nai inpainting is amazing, it is indeed very good at giving you what you prompt for and in most cases it manages to make it look like it properly belongs to the image, it lets you make huge changes to the entire image while retaining a coherent composition. it's way more aggressive than 1.5 inpainting, as in it doesn't respect what's in your mask and will drastically change it but if you care about that there are workarounds like img2img on a crop or the webui nai extension that lets you set denoising strength manually
