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This is where pretty much all of the new parts take place, to give a quick explanation of how this new part of the workflow functions. It starts with loading in not just the image but a new type of model called the SAM (Segment Anything Model). This should come by default with your setup, but you might need to install the SAMLoader node from the Impact pack of custom nodes. It takes the mask you draw on the image and send it to a node that turns it into segments the SAM detector can read. You can leave the settings on Mask To SEGS as default. Mask to SEGS, the SAM Model and the image itself all get loaded into the SAM Detector. What it's doing from there is that it's using similar nearby colors to automatically adjust your mask to more precisely select the borders of your mask. This makes it much easier to select *just* the borders of clothes and nothing else. I find that those edges are usually a little too sharp so I send them off to a grow mask node followed by a feather mask node to blur those edges just a bit and blend it more evenly. We'll need to go over these settings in more detail, but that's for later. After that mask edge has been blurred it then gets sent off to the Mask Compositer as usual.