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Many times you do a merge, but the effect is too strong. You would want to adjust the overall effect of the other model. But with this extension you have to move all the sliders individually one by one.
Suggestion for UI: float value -- mode dropdown -- buttons for direction 0.2 -- add/multiply -- left center right
If you want to move all sliders to the left by 0.2, then you would use value 0.2, mode add, and click left.
Or if you want to halve all sliders, you would use 0.5, mode multiply, and click left. (slider 0.1 -> 0.05, and 0.5 -> 0.25)
or to favor the right model, then choose right. (0.1 -> 0.55, 0.5 -> 0.75)
Hopefully the suggestion is not too confusing and you understand what I'm after.
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Clarification for multiply:
Left: slider_value * multiply_value
Right: (1 - (1 - slider_value) * multiply_value)
Center: can be clarified later if the suggestion is reasonable
Many times you do a merge, but the effect is too strong. You would want to adjust the overall effect of the other model. But with this extension you have to move all the sliders individually one by one.
Suggestion for UI:
float value
--mode dropdown
--buttons for direction
0.2
--add/multiply
--left
center
right
If you want to move all sliders to the left by 0.2, then you would use value 0.2, mode add, and click left.
Or if you want to halve all sliders, you would use 0.5, mode multiply, and click left. (slider 0.1 -> 0.05, and 0.5 -> 0.25)
or to favor the right model, then choose right. (0.1 -> 0.55, 0.5 -> 0.75)
Hopefully the suggestion is not too confusing and you understand what I'm after.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: