Bring back an earlier version of a result

Each run of a node that ends with a result adds a version. tabletop keeps every version. In this guide, you go back to an earlier result that you liked more.

Use an earlier result on the node

1. Click the node. The inspector opens.
2. Open the Versions tab. The tab shows the number of versions, such as Versions (3).

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3. Find the version that you want. The newest version is at the top. Each version shows its settings, such as the prompt. An image result also shows a small image.
4. Click Full screen to look at a result large.
5. Click Use this version.

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The node shows the earlier result again. tabletop also puts back the settings and the provider of that version. The version now shows Current.

The nodes after it take this result on their next run. To update them, run them. See Run nodes.

Run again with earlier settings

1. In the Versions tab, find the version.
2. Click Reuse. tabletop puts back the settings of that version. The node keeps its current result.
3. Change a setting if you want, then run the node. The run adds a new version.

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If the node already has the settings of a version, Reuse is off.

A version can show a seed, such as Model seed. With the same seed and the same inputs, a node can give the same result again.

Use an earlier version in the library

1. Click Library in the header.
2. Find the result. A tile with more versions shows its version, such as “v3”.
3. Click the … button of the tile.
4. Click Use version N, such as Use version 2.

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The current version shows “(current)” in the menu. Click Download to save that file.

Keep a result

To keep a result while you change the rest of the workflow, lock the node. A locked node does not run again. See Run nodes.

When you cannot change the version