| # a1111-sd-webui-lycoris | |
| An extension for loading lycoris model in sd-webui. | |
| I made this stand alone extension (Use sd-webui's extra networks api) to avoid some conflict with other loras extensions. | |
| ## How to install | |
| There are some options you can choose to install this extension | |
| * Open the extension tab and go to "available" tab, search "lycoris" to find this extension and then install it. | |
| * Open the extension tab and go to "from url" tab, copy-paste the url of this repo (https://github.com/KohakuBlueleaf/a1111-sd-webui-lycoris) and click install. | |
| * Manually clone this repo to the extension folder or download the zip. | |
| ## The version of stable-diffusion-webui | |
| Lot of people struggling on some bugs or unexpected behavior after install the extension. We do some research and test on it and can only get this conclusion:<br> | |
| **Make sure your stable diffusion webui is after commit: a9fed7c3** <br> | |
| (a9fed7c3 itself should work, but if you meet problem on that commit, you should consider to update your sd-webui) | |
| ### LyCORIS | |
| https://github.com/KohakuBlueleaf/LyCORIS | |
| ### usage | |
| Install it and restart the webui | |
| **Don't use "Apply and restart UI", please restart the webui process** | |
| And you will find "LyCORIS" tab in the extra networks page | |
| Use `<lyco:MODEL:WEIGHT>` to utilize the lycoris model | |
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| The launch parameter `--lyco-dir` can be used to define LyCORIS models location path | |
| ## Arguments | |
| sd-webui use this format to use extra networks: `<TYPE:MODEL_NAME:arg1:arg2:arg3...:argn>`<br> | |
| With more and more different algorithm be implemented into lycoris, the arguments become more.<br> | |
| So I design this arg system to use it more easily(Maybe):<br> | |
| <br> | |
| `<lyco:MODEL:arg1:arg2:k1=v1:k2=v2>`<br> | |
| <br> | |
| For example, we have te/unet/dyn these 3 arguments, if you want te=1, unet=0.5, dyn=13, you can use it like these:<br> | |
| `<lyco:Model:1:0.5:13>`<br> | |
| `<lyco:Model:1:0.5:dyn=13>`<br> | |
| `<lyco:Model:1:unet=0.5:dyn=13>`<br> | |
| And if you specify ALL the key name, you can ignore the order:<br> | |
| (or, actually, we only count the args, no k-v pair, so dyn=13:unet=1:0.5 also work, but 0.5 is for te (the first argument))<br> | |
| `<lyco:Model:dyn=13:te=1:unet=0.5>`<br> | |
| <br> | |
| And since te=1 is default value, you can also do it like this:<br> | |
| `<lyco:Model:unet=0.5:dyn=13>`<br> | |
| And here is the list for arguments: | |
| | Argument | What it does| default type and value| | |
| | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | | |
| | te | the weight for text encoder | `float: 1.0`| | |
| | unet | the weight for UNet, when it is None, it use same value as te | `float: None`| | |
| | dyn | How many row you want to utilize when using dylora, if you set to 0, it will disable the dylora| `int: None` | | |