After latest update face swap seems to have less resemblance to original input image

[chalkncheese]

Since applying the latest update the face swap output seems to have less resemblance to the original image input. To test it, I replaced the Reactor-Node folder with an older version I had as backup and the resemblance was noticebly improved. Is this a problem with Insightface or a deliberate Insightface downgrade ?

[Gourieff]

To test it, I replaced the Reactor-Node folder with an older version I had as backup and the resemblance was noticebly improved

Hm... Could you please look up the commit id of your backup version:
Run CMD or Terminal inside the "comfyui-reactor-node" folder and run:
git log --oneline
The first commit in the list is what I need to know
(to exit the log just press q)

[chalkncheese]

Hi, here is the first commit in the list :  "ae98c19 (HEAD -> main, origin/main, origin/evolve, origin/HEAD) UPDATE: "What's new" section"  I hope it helps. On Sunday, 31 March 2024 at 09:42:40 BST, Eugene Gourieff ***@***.***> wrote: To test it, I replaced the Reactor-Node folder with an older version I had as backup and the resemblance was noticebly improved Hm... Could you please look up the commit id of your backup version: Run CMD or Terminal inside the "comfyui-reactor-node" folder and run: git log --oneline The first commit in the list is what I need to know (to exit the log just press q) — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Gourieff]

So, I've just tested and there's no difference at all

ReActor Node version:	Input image:	Source image:	Result:
Latest		Photo by Matt Sayles
commit id ae98c19

[chalkncheese]

Thanks, strange, there must be another reason for the difference I noticed,  I used the same settings on both versions and did multiple tests before I raised the issue. To be sure of returning the same level of resemblance prior to the latest update I also replaced the inswapper_128.onnx file with a backup in case that had become corrupted, perhaps that was the issue I was experiencing. No problems now. Thank you for investigating, I apologize if I've wasted some of your time. On Sunday, 31 March 2024 at 13:30:40 BST, Eugene Gourieff ***@***.***> wrote: So, I've just tested and there's no difference at all | ReActor Node version: | Input image: | Source image: | Result: | | Latest | default.jpg (view on web) | 02.jpg (view on web) | image.png (view on web) | | commit id ae98c19 | image.png (view on web) | — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[Gourieff]

It's ok, I'm glad that you managed with this issue