The Stable Diffusion WebUI service provides the following editions: Standard Edition: suitable for a single user who wants to call the service by using the web UI or by calling the API of the service that is deployed on a single instance. Cluster Edition WebUI: suitable for group work s...
from diffusers.pipelines.stable_diffusion import safety_checker def sc(self, clip_input, images) : return images, [False for i in images] # edit the StableDiffusionSafetyChecker class so that, when called, it just returns the images and an array of True values safety_checker.StableDiffusionSaf...
‘–enable_bucket’, ‘–min_bucket_reso=256’, ‘–max_bucket_reso=2048’, ‘–pretrained_model_name_or_path=stable-diffusion-v1-5/stable-diffusion-v1-5’, ‘–train_data_dir=/content/drive/MyDrive/AI_PICS/training/GudiaV1’, ‘–resolution=512,650’, ‘–output_dir=/...
Fooocus is a free and open-source AI image generator based on Stable Diffusion. It attempts to combine the best of Stable Diffusion and Midjourney: open source, offline, free, and ease-of-use. Fooocus has optimized the Stable Diffusion pipeline to deliver excellent images. You can spend les...
so far are just two samplers that I am mostly comfortable working on. "Upscaling" Multidiffusion- Always give me gray box idk why. try lower it up and down, but ill try this stuff again next time. can you suggest some tutorials or something that I can reference next time? (since i ...
As mentioned above, Stable Diffusion won’t paint the faces and other details well when the person is too small. You can use DaVinci Resolve, a free video editing software, to do that. Go to the Edit page and use the Transform function to crop and zoom in on the video. Creating a ...
Deforumis open-source and free software for making animations. It uses Stable Diffusion’simage-to-imagefunction to generate a series of images and stitches them together to create a video. It applies small transformations to an image frame and uses the image-to-image function to create the ...
I dont know anything about CSS or coding, so, this is a janky alpha version of a CSS file made by try and error that we can use to simulate a dark mode on the Stable Diffusion WebUI. What you can get with this? Changes the dark theme color scheme for your Stable Diffusion WebUI ...
way higher. I have 3 monitors (2x 1920x1080 & 1x 2560x1440), I use Wallpaper Engine on all of them, but I have Discord open on of them nearly 24/7, so Wallpaper Engine is only active for two monitors. 1.5 GB VRAM are used when I am on the Desktop without the WebUI running...
usually i just run double click the batch file on windows. i dont usually run on a cli. do i run it like this?then when i run my stable diffusion like this Just copy and pasteexport COMMANDLINE_ARGS="--no-gradio-queue"in your cli tool which you use to runbash webui.shcommand, ...