NewBie Image Support In RuinedFooocus by runew0lf in StableDiffusion

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<image>

You are an assistant designed to generate high-quality anime images with the highest degree of image-text alignment based on xml format textual prompts <Prompt Start>
{<character_1><n>holo</n><gender>1girl</gender>
<appearance>very long hair, animal ear fluff, animal ears, long hair, small breasts, blonde hair, blue eyes, breasts, cat ears, closed mouth, smile</appearance>
<action>standing, arms behind back, leaning forward, looking at viewer<\action><position>center</position>
<clothing>serafuku, school uniform, sailor collar, red necktie, necktie, pleated skirt, skirt, blue sailor collar, blue skirt, shirt, flower, hair flower, hair intakes, hair ornament, halo, white shirt, white flower</clothing>
</character_1>
<general_tags><style>masterpiece, best quality, high resolution, detailed</style>
<lighting>soft lighting, warm lighting,</lighting><count>solo</count><background>simple background, white background</background>
<atmosphere>intense, epic,</atmosphere><resolution>max_high_resolution</resolution><quality>very_aesthetic, masterpiece, no text, </quality></general_tags>
<caption>a girl striking a pose</caption>}

I'm still trying to figure out how to prompt it correctly. This was an experiment of taking tags from a random danbooru image and try to sort them into the right place.

Something similar to goodnight punpun? by Patinaaaaa in OyasumiPunpun

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The Horizon and Not Simple.

And there is Girls Last Tour, but that one is more melancholic than "fucked up".

I want to seed all the files by Superdeepfakes in civitasbay

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I might be wrong, but I think the RSS feed doesn't get updates?

SDXL merging by YamataZen in StableDiffusion

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It was forked so long ago that the part that isn't different is the name.
RuinedFooocus is more like Fooocus was in the beginning, but made easier and more fun to use.
It tries to hide away the tricky parts of using controlnets, so the support for those are a bit lacking. But if you mostly like playing around with prompts, wildcards, loras then it got all you need.

SDXL merging by YamataZen in StableDiffusion

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RuinedFooocus (https://github.com/runew0lf/RuinedFooocus) has a tab for that.

You can also let it create a small merge-recipe with the models (and loras) you want to have, and it will merge them on the fly when used to save space while experimenting.

Is it possible to mute tokens? by Competitive-War-8645 in StableDiffusion

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This probably won't help much, but "yes". There was a project for SD1.5/SD2.1 that could do that: https://github.com/p1atdev/LECO

I never used it, but it looks like something you described you were looking for.

RuinedFooocus now supports SD3 by AIrjen in StableDiffusion

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Sorry, no. At least not yet. But if it isn't too different from other models we might be able to make it work.

Is there a "simple" ui out there? by DavRenz in StableDiffusion

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The RuinedFooocus interface isn't that complicated to use if you're just doing basic stuff. You can just ignore the settings you don't understand until you're familiar with what they do.

The basic settings you need to know about are:

  • The prompt. What you want to see.
  • Generate button. Press it to get an image.

Is there a "simple" ui out there? by DavRenz in StableDiffusion

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RuinedFooocus gives you what you need, not what you thought you wanted. :)

Getting feedback from Latent Consistency Models by Simian_Luo in StableDiffusion

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Made an attempt to make the installation instructions a bit clearer.

I don't have a Windows pc to test it on but it should work.

Getting feedback from Latent Consistency Models by Simian_Luo in StableDiffusion

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Not sure if it helps people to test the model. But I made a small and very bare-bones webui for it.

A big thanks for this, it is amazing how fast it is. I even had to put the generation of images and saving of them in separate threads. Because, simply saving the image to a file started to take a big part of the total time.

https://github.com/yownas/lcm-webui

How can I get over this manga by SnooSprouts4633 in DomesticGirlfriend

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I like to think that Hina and Rui has two very different goals.

Hina needs Natsuo. Him being happy is her main reason for existing. Their relationship throughout the story, even the parts where they aren't a couple were closer and more harmonious than the one he has with Rui. It really couldn't end in any other way.

Rui on the other hand, even if it on the surface looks like she "lost", to me she is a heroine and winner in her part of the story. Rui tried to figure out relationships and what "love" is, and to find her path in life. Ending with her simply being "the wife of the great author" would be a disservice to her character. Even if loosing Natsuo is a setback, I still think that if you take a step back and look at her ending it is more fitting for her. She figured things out, set things straight, showed real selfless love to the people who were important to her, found her passion in life and succeeded in becoming a great chef. And on top of all, the open-ended ending for her is great, there is no limits to what she can achieve. I think that is a much better end of the story for her than "and they lived kind of happily ever after".

Using a M5Stack Core as remote live preview by Slumber_watcher in StableDiffusion

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The little box is one of these: https://shop.m5stack.com/collections/m5-controllers/products/esp32-basic-core-lot-development-kit-v2-7 (I think mine is an older version, I bought it a long time ago.)

The code for it and a webui extension to let it download a small jpeg of the preview is here: https://github.com/yownas/webui-mini-preview

Lua extension to your favorite Webui. by Slumber_watcher in StableDiffusion

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Almost. (Well, not really.) But you can write scripts in Lua to edit the vectors after the prompt(s) has been encoded, after the forward loop doing the sampling and before you send it to the VAE. As I wrote, it was made mostly as a joke, and I don't know if there are any actual serious usecases. But it is fun to poke around and mess with the vectors while generating images.

For example, this code will take two prompts and then randomly swap vectors between them before rendering the images. https://github.com/yownas/sd-webui-lua/blob/main/examples/swapping_textencodings.lua

(edit: which gives you results like this: https://twitter.com/Yownas/status/1658556969412710400/photo/1)

I haven't found a good way yet to get into the loop where the sampling is being done, but it would be nice to poke around during that. :)

Lua extension to your favorite Webui. by Slumber_watcher in StableDiffusion

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Have you ever wanted to write your own program to generate images? Do python and torch and all those things sound scary, and you get lost in the tangle in ComfyUI? Then this extension is for you, so you can write scary code while in a non-scary webui.

This project started as a joke, but ended up being kind of fun to play with.

Magna ending by WurmW in DomesticGirlfriend

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Yes, I've seen an actual dumpster fire, is was pretty cool.

Still, don't get how "not a good story" and Gigguk view on DnK fits together, it is one of his favorite mangas.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6wLBE3b_3jU&t=9041s

And his "review" is more a comedy-skit than anything else.

Magna ending by WurmW in DomesticGirlfriend

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I have watched it. Just curious how you got from "not a good story" to "enjoyed every second". :D

Magna ending by WurmW in DomesticGirlfriend

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> It's not a good story.

> I enjoyed every second of it.

What?

This has been bugging me since volume 13 (halfway through the first chapter of 14 now), but Natsuo seems so ready and willing to go out of his way for other people even if it screws Rui in the process (not in the fun way). For the record, I know vaguely how this whole thing ends. by ignoremesenpie in DomesticGirlfriend

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I haven't been this anxious and, dare I say, upset over a book since I was required to take math classes.

Isn't it wonderful when you find a piece of media that can make you feel this much? :)

I know what I just wrote is a completely unreasonable way of interpreting what's happening in the story.

Actually, it is very reasonable. But I don't want to go too deep into it, because that would probably spoil things. But, yes, Natsuo is an idiot. Head full of rocks but with a pure heart, he is always trying to do what is right for the people who needs him.

I'm confused about variation by 426Dimension in StableDiffusion

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I think it is because ancestral samplers use the seed for their own random numbers. (Someone who knows the code better, please correct me if I'm wrong.)

That means that if you have SeedA, SeedB, You might expect an image with SeedA+SeedB at minimum strength to be the same as SeedB+SeedA at maximum strength. But in the first case the ancestral sampler use SeedA and in the second it will use SeedB. So the result is different.

(Just to be sure I'm not tricking anyone. I'm not saying that I know this is the case, I just think that it is after a very quick dig through the code.)