Manage generated textures

You can manage the generated images in the Generations panel.

Reuse generation settings

You can reuse prompt, negative prompt, reference image, and mask image from a previous generation to generate similar images.

  1. Right-click the image whose settings you want to reuse.

  2. Select Generation Settings. The Generation Settings window appears.

  3. Do the following:

    • To reuse all previous settings, select Use All. This copies all settings to the Generation area.
    • To reuse only some settings, select Use. This copies only the selected settings to the Generation area.

  4. Select Generate.

Star

To mark an image as a favorite, select the Star icon. To remove the star, select the Star icon again.

Filter

To filter the generated images, enter a keyword in the Search box. The keyword can be a full or partial match to the prompt you used to generate the textures.

To show only starred images, select the Star icon next to the Search box.

Scale

To make the generated images bigger or smaller, move the slider at the bottom of the Generations panel.

Export

You can export a texture as a .png file in your project and use it in your project like any other texture.

A PBR material is exported as a .mat file with a matching folder containing the PBR maps in your project. You can use it in your project like any other material.

To export one or more generated images:

  1. Select the generated images you want to save. To select multiple images, hold Ctrl (macOS: Cmd) and click the images.

  2. Do one of the following:

    • Drag the images to the Assets folder in the Project window.
    • Right-click a selected image, and select Export.
Tip

When you close the Muse Generator window, it saves your Muse Generator thread with all images in it as a generator asset in your project. You can find the generator asset in the Assets folder in the Project window. You can reuse the generator asset to generate more images.

Delete

To delete one or more generated images:

  1. Select the generated image you want to delete. To select multiple images, hold Ctrl (macOS: Cmd) and click the images.
  2. Right-click the image and select Delete (or press Delete).

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