Closed joelyoder closed 1 year ago
Markdown is messing with the display of the brackets, so here's a screenshot of the PNG Info:
Related to escaping..
Some anime models have facial expression tokens such as :D
In order to use these in InvokeAI you must escape the colon. \:D
In Breadboard's expanded view this displays as D
but if you copy the prompt and paste it you get :D
so straight pasting it back in to Invoke will provide very unusual output as colon is used for Invoke's blend syntax.
@joelyoder are you using the latest release? There were bugs with metadata parsing that should have been fixed https://github.com/cocktailpeanut/breadboard/releases/tag/0.2.1
If you're still experiencing the problem, can you share the image file, so I can try debugging on my end?
And @StrawberryBunny - are you saying an image includes a prompt in the metadata with a backslash \:D
but when you copy it from breadboard, it leaves out the \
part? Or are you saying even the original image doesn't include a backslash but you would like breadboard to add a backslash when you copy, so it can be used for invokeAI?
If it's the first case, this will need to be fix, but might be a separate issue, so would appreciate it if you could create a separate issue with the specific image (with the prompt attached) attached.
If it's the second case, that would be kind of tricky because there's no way for breadboard to know which tokens to escape and which to not escape, because every SD app has a different input syntax. Let me know
So just checked and recalling a prompt in Invoke (from the gallery) will lose the blackslash, so that's not a breadboard issue. The escape character isn't being added to the data. The data only contains :D
However, this is still only displayed as D
in the expanded view.
@cocktailpeanut yes, I'm using 0.2.1 - link to the image file
This should be fixed with 0.4.0 https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/111dc2l/breadboard_040_realtime_messenger_for_stable/
Please feel free to close the issue if it's been fixed. Or let me know if I'm missing something.
I have a number of images generated using a LoRA in the prompt. All of them say
[object Object]
in breadboard and are missing other metadata:I believe the
< >
brackets that are required to use a LoRA in Auto1111 are not getting properly escaped by breadboard when generating the XML, causing parsing of the parameters to fall flat.Here is what the metadata for the example prompt above is according to PNG info in Auto1111:
parameters