Overview
The neural panel in the host editor ships with the interface but not the models, and each filter fetches its own the first time it is used. On a machine that cannot fetch them the panel is a list of buttons that do nothing. This pack is the model set, installed into the location the panel expects, so every filter is available immediately and stays available.
The filters cover two broad areas. Portrait work includes skin smoothing, expression adjustment for changing gaze and mouth position, face age shifting, head direction, and makeup transfer from a reference image. Image work covers colourising black and white photographs, depth aware blur, landscape mixing for changing season and time of day, style transfer, super zoom for upscaling, and scratch and artefact removal on scans.
Each filter outputs to a new layer with its own mask rather than replacing what is underneath, which is the practical difference between a usable tool and a novelty. Strength is adjustable per filter, several can be stacked in one pass, and the result can be masked back selectively like any other layer. Processing runs on the graphics card where one is available and falls back to the processor where it is not.
What it does well
Runs locally
Every model sits on disk, so the panel works immediately and does not fetch anything at first use.
Portrait filter set
Skin smoothing, expression and gaze adjustment, age shifting, head direction and makeup transfer from a reference.
Image restoration
Colourise black and white photographs, remove scratches and compression artefacts, and upscale with detail reconstruction.
Scene tools
Depth aware blur, landscape mixing for season and time of day, and style transfer from a reference image.
Non-destructive output
Filters write to a new layer with a mask, and several can be stacked and adjusted in the same pass.
Changes in this build
- Full model set bundled so no filter has to be fetched separately.
- Colourise model improved on images with mixed indoor and outdoor lighting.
- Super zoom output sharper on text and fine repeating detail.
- Processor fallback path made considerably faster for machines without a capable card.
- Fixed a panel failure when the host was installed to a non-default path.
What is in the package
- Complete neural filter model set
- Installer that places models in the expected host location
- Portrait, restoration and scene filter models
- Graphics card and processor execution paths
- Path repair utility for non-default host installations
System requirements
| Processor | Intel or AMD 64-bit with SSE 4.2 |
| Memory | 16 GB recommended for the heavier filters |
| Graphics | GPU with 4 GB VRAM recommended, processor fallback available |
| Storage | 6 GB free for the model set |
| Display | 1920 x 1080 recommended |
| System | Windows 10 or Windows 11, 64-bit, with a compatible host editor installed |
Installation
- Close the host editor completely.
- Extract the archive to a local folder.
- Run the installer and confirm the detected host path.
- Open the host and check the neural panel lists every filter as available.
- Turn off automatic updates in the host so the models are not replaced.
Before you start
The host editor has to be installed first, this pack is models only and does nothing on its own.
A host update can reset the model paths, rerun the installer if the panel goes empty.
Heavy filters on large documents will use most of the available graphics memory, close other applications first.
Questions about this title
Is this a standalone application?
No, it is the model set for the neural panel in a host editor that must already be installed.
Do the filters work without a connection?
Yes, that is the reason for the pack. Nothing is fetched at run time.
Does it need a graphics card?
It is much faster with one, but a processor fallback path is included.
Are results editable afterwards?
Yes, each filter outputs to its own masked layer rather than altering the original.
About this listing
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