Description
#58 mentions Inpaint Anything, but Inpaint Anything has actually been supported even in the earliest version of this extension. Given that ControlNet inpainting model has already been connected to this extension, you should expect a far better preformance if you use this extension + ControlNet extension + a good base model without the need of downloading a huge, annoying and general-purposed inpainting model.
For Remove Anything and Fill Anything, they are just mask+inpainting. Go to img2img, use point prompts and/or text prompts to get your mask, check copy to inpaint and copy to ControlNet inpaint, select appropriate index of ControlNet panel associated to inpainting, write your prompt and click Generate.
For Replace Anything, it is just mask+inpaint not masked. The only thing you need to do more is to check inpaint not masked in the img2img panel, everything else should remain the same.
That's it! Simple and easy, not mysterious at all which their big fantasy name sounds like!
My plan is to support all interesting applications which connect SAM to Stable Diffusion. When #57 is merged to master branch, you should be able to try almost all of the interesting applications which apply both SAM and Stable Diffusion. If you find another interesting application but have no idea how to use in stable diffusion, submit an issue like #58 and I can see whether I should update once more or write a tutorial like this to guide you how to do it.