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Analyze past uses of generated textures and identify when they improved layouts and when they degraded authenticity (e…

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Analyze past uses of generated textures and identify when they improved layouts and when they degraded authenticity (e.g., lost edge detail, repeated patterns). Propose one decisive guideline for use—such as only generating textures for neutral expansion, never for replacing photographed surfaces—and one quality-control step to ensure generated backgrounds match the studio’s material logic before going to print.

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We’ve been experimenting with generated backgrounds and sometimes they help, sometimes they cheapen the work. I want to change that pattern. Across projects, where does generation help and where does it harm, and what single guideline will let the team use generated textures confidently and without risking the work's integrity?

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