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SD.Next: Advanced Implementation Generative Image Models
https://github.com/vladmandic/automatic
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[Issue]: No "reference" under network, huggingface downloader difficult to use #2462

Closed 311-code closed 1 year ago

311-code commented 1 year ago

Issue Description

I had seen the changelogs, but I am still trying to download the pixart model. I appreciate the effort here, but this is not very easy. I went to networks tab (labeled networks as opposed to extra networks which I cannot find anywhere) and there is no "reference" button. I git cloned master branch and everything else working with other models. I tried the huggingface downloader but it says to specify the model revision, which I can not find anywhere on huggingface. It does not search for models.

Just some extra note also: I would also recommend specifying in the step-by-step guide where to put the startup commands like --debug, etc. I finally figured it out but it was difficult because the webui.bat is completely different than auto1111. I also don't understand in this case why simply clicking github green "code" button and downloading the zip file like I do with auto1111 and launching the webui.bat doesn't work and you are required to do git clone. Just some additional feedback here to make this the go-to stable diffusion user interface, I see a lot of potential here but the barriers of entry are very high at the moment for newcomers.

Version Platform Description

Windows

Relevant log output

No response

Backend

Original

Model

SD 1.5

Acknowledgements

vladmandic commented 1 year ago

use diffusers backend. and ask question before creating issue that is not an issue. discussions or discord (which has a really good community).

311-code commented 1 year ago

I had chatgpt response because I'm too tried to write:

"Lo and behold, a kind soul on Reddit /u/vmandic guided me through the labyrinth—no jest. Eventually, I stumbled upon the hidden alcove under 'system'. Seems it was a mini-adventure not intended for the faint of heart or those scant in patience. A proper treasure map (read: user-friendly notes) might've saved a few gray hairs, but where's the fun in that?

And lo, a link to Discord did shimmer faintly from the top of the main page, a beacon I'd previously sailed past unseeing. It didn't whisper its secrets to me—that for any queries, one might set sail directly there—but I suppose some enigmas are left for the intrepid explorer to decipher.

I tip my hat to you for the work you've woven into this project. And though I venture forth to slumber, dreams of clearly marked paths and user guides dance in my head. Perhaps tomorrow, the odyssey shall be less odyssean with a little more light shed on the path. Good night!"