Searching

You can easily find Images or Models using the Search function throughout Scenario

When you have a lot of assets or models, you need support to find what you seek.

Text-based search

Let's consider those two assets:

If you own these two images, employing a straightforward query such as isometric will retrieve all assets matching with isometric.

Employing multiple words will function akin to a AND operator.

isometric fountain == isometric AND fountain

To search for images related to either isometric OR palace you can simply insert the operator between the two words: isometric OR palace

Conditioning by fields

You can also employ the subsequent fields for conducting searches:

• tags

• prompt

• negativePrompt

• name

• type

If you intend to search for tags, you can make use of the tags field within the search field.

Asset with a tag fountain

Mixing search operations

Furthermore, you can integrate and leverage all of these potential search methods.

tags:fountain OR palace

(tags:fountain OR palace) OR prompt:woman

(tags:fountain OR palace) AND prompt:woman (same as (tags:fountain OR palace) prompt:woman) 

Weighing search terms to adjust sorting order

Taking this a step further, you can assign varying degrees of importance to your fields to organize your search results. The default weights to consider include:

• prompt: 4

• tags: 3

• captioning: 2

• name: 1

You can amplify the significance of your fields by multiplying them with a designated numerical value.

Expanding on the examples provided earlier, you can shape your query in the following manner:

prompt:robot^4 OR woman → Results matching to prompt:robot will be displayed first in the results list.

prompt:robot OR woman^4 → Results matching to woman will be displayed first in the results list.

Image-base search

You can also explore comparable images by using one or more assetIds or one base64 encoded image.

In the webapp you can drag and drop a file onto the designated area or directly into the search field.