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Eye Simulation Guide

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Eye Simulation Guide

Eye Simulation Guide

Eye Simulation Guide

The eye simulation is a premium feature that allows you to design your desired eye shape before surgery and preview the expected results through simulation.

Basic Features

  1. Click to view the original image alongside the simulation, enabling real-time before-and-after comparison.

  2. Use the on/off switch on the simulation control panel to toggle modifications and check a clear, unaltered image.

  3. Click the simulation on/off button to compare the before-and-after results. Adjust transparency on the right panel for a more natural transition.

  4. Switch between Point Mode (for eye widening procedures) and Line Mode (for double eyelids) by clicking the respective mode.

  5. Live Simulation Mode: When enabled, modifications update in real time without needing to click the simulation button.

  6. Apply All Simulation: When using standard mode, you must click this button after making adjustments to apply the simulation.

  7. Reset All Changes: Resets all modifications, regardless of mode, restoring the original image.

  8. Save: You must save the results for them to be applied.

💡Tips for Best Results

  • For a quick, full preview, apply all modifications first and then run the simulation to see the complete transformation at once.

  • For detailed refinements, enable Live Simulation Mode to make subtle adjustments while instantly seeing the changes in real time.


Point Mode (Eye Widening)

  1. Drag the control points with the mouse to adjust the shape.

  2. The guideline represents the predicted transformation of the eye shape.

  3. During Generation: Wait until the process completes before clicking or making further changes. If you click before the blinking effect ends, the simulation may not apply properly.

  4. The progress bar and button deactivation indicate the simulation is still generating.

  5. Once the simulation is complete, click Save to apply the results.


Line Mode (Double Eyelids)

  1. Click Line Mode to enter the mode.

  2. An initial guideline is automatically generated. Inactive lines appear in gray.

  3. Move the control points to adjust the line position. When modified, the active line turns pink, indicating the expected double eyelid crease.

  4. Adjust the depth and intensity settings to achieve different results even at the same position. Increasing the value makes the active line appear thicker.

  5. During Generation: Wait until the blinking effect ends before making further adjustments.


❕New Feature Update: Line Mode Template

👁️Line Templates

Easily and quickly run simulations using Line Templates.

  1. AI automatically detects the eyes and provides suitable In Fold, In-Out Fold, and Out Fold options. Generate precise lines instantly with a single click.

  2. Use templates to create an initial line and freely adjust it to your desired shape.

In Fold

In-Out Fold

Out Fold


💡Tips for Best Results

  • Experiment with line thickness and depth—even if the position remains the same, adjusting these values can create significantly different looks.

Line Depth: 0.25 / 0.40 / 0.60


Making the Most of Simulation

Real-Time Preview Without Leaving the Viewer

  1. Click View Original Image to compare before and after results without exiting the viewer.

  2. Turn off the control panel to instantly see the final simulation results.

  3. Combine these features as needed to highlight and enhance your desired outcome.

Seamless Mode Switching for More Precision

  1. Switch between different modes freely to achieve more precise results. After making modifications, switching modes automatically applies the changes without requiring a separate simulation button click.

  2. Previously applied canthoplasty (point adjustments) and double eyelid lines will be retained and seamlessly integrated into the simulation.

Adapt the sequence to suit your case, such as:

  • First creating the eyelid line, then adjusting the eye shape

  • First adjusting the eye shape, then defining the eyelid line

  • Mixing and alternating the sequence based on desired effects