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
: 4tags
: 3captioning
: 2name
: 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^4 OR woman`](https://files.readme.io/4b89da5-image.png)
prompt:robot OR woman^4
→ Results matching to woman
will be displayed first in the results list.
![`prompt:robot OR woman^4`](https://files.readme.io/41e5cf3-image.png)
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.