AI Enhancer > how to use it

[Börje]

I'd like to test drive the new AI enhancer feature biut I'm not sure how to make it work.
I see that there is a new Multi-Pass pass called "AiEnhancer", but activating it makes no difference in the final render (with multipass enabled).

I guess I need to activate it somewhere else? The help unfortunately gives me no clue...

>>> SORRY. I have overseen an existing post which is right about this feature

[maru]

We have recently updated our help docs:

Here is how to use the enhancer - https://support.chaos.com/hc/en-us/articles/36244594382353-How-to-use-AI-Enhancer-in-Corona-for-Cinema-4D

It is also included in the documentation - https://docs.chaos.com/display/CRC4D/Corona+VFB+2.0#CoronaVFB2.0-CoronaVFB2.0Buttons

I hope all is clear now!

[Börje]

Thanks!
Yes I found the documentation shortly after my post. But nevertheless dpoing exactly what is documented I don't see the "enhance image" button.
But I have just opened a support ticket with a screen recording of my workflow as suggested by Tom.

[bnji]

Hi there,
I'm glad you also found the documentation.
Here's a suggested workflow.
1. Add the AI Enhancer multipass on your scene project
2. Render out your image
3. Once your render is complete, on the VFB 2.0 click on the AIEnhancer button (this will switch to the Collaboration tab)
4. Upload your image to the Chaos Collaboration cloud from there
5. Once the image is uploaded, open the image on the Collaboration cloud (once there, click on the image)
6. Once the image is open on the collaboration cloud, click on the Enhance button and wait for the result
7. Once the process completes, you can either switch between versions or even compare them.
I hope this helps.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Kind regards.

[maru]

Continuing in support ticket #388434.

[celmar]

thank you, Borje!  in fact, here, when the render is finished, the ai button (sort of magic sign), stay greyed, unavailable???

[romullus]

Ai enhancer is only available when render resolution is within 512-2048 px range.