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@33rd-kk 33rd-kk released this 12 Oct 21:37
v0.8.0
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Upgrading from 0.7.0: open Setup and run Repair / update for the
engine once. It installs the engine's Python packages from the new lock and
brings poseorbit 0.2.0 (picking any of the people in a pose picture).

Pose

  • Pose on ComfyUI: a ComfyUI backend now follows a skeleton pose, with
    the Pose ControlNet chosen for it on Settings (or GEN_CONTROLNET_<ID>),
    an OpenPose ControlNet that fits the checkpoint (NoobAI-XL OpenPose for
    Illustrious and NoobAI models, xinsir's for other SDXL models; the manual's
    Backends page says why). Latentry's engine finds the
    people and draws the skeleton, so picking people and the 3D view work as
    on the engine, and only the drawn skeleton goes to ComfyUI, never the
    reference picture. It works with a source picture and a mask too; a
    secret run blanks the uploaded skeleton with the rest.
  • Pose in your own ComfyUI workflows: a workflow with a Load Image node
    titled latentry:pose follows the skeleton pose through its own pose
    nodes (an Anima pose adapter's, say). The skeleton is drawn dwpose-style
    unless the title also says openpose, and a node titled
    latentry:pose_strength takes Pose strength. The Workflow choice says
    which workflows can follow a skeleton.
  • Pick any of the people for a pose: in a picture of several people,
    click each numbered box to follow that person or leave them out, so two
    of three can be used; at least one stays. Everyone still picks all.
    This needs a backend that says it takes a list (person_subsets in
    docs/backend-api.md); Latentry's engine does from poseorbit 0.2.0, so run
    Repair / update for the engine once. Other backends keep one person
    or everyone, and the chooser says why.

Generate page

  • Sliders stay put while you scroll on a phone: on a touch screen a
    slider now moves only when you drag its knob, which has a larger grip. A
    swipe that starts on a slider's track scrolls the page, and a tap on the
    track no longer changes the value. A mouse click on the track still moves
    it there.

Backends

  • A warning for backends open to the network: Settings now says, under
    the backend, when a ComfyUI or AUTOMATIC1111 / Forge backend is reached at
    another computer's address without a token. Anyone who can reach such a
    server can use it without Latentry (ComfyUI has no login, and its custom
    nodes run code). The manual's
    Backends on other computers
    says how to keep one on this computer, or put a login in front of it.
  • Forge Neo: checked as an a1111 backend (Forge Neo 2.30, started
    with --api): txt2img, img2img, inpainting, progress, Cancel, samplers
    and schedulers, and its pictures in the gallery.

Engine install

  • Pinned Python packages: the engine's packages, PyTorch included, now
    come from a lock for your machine and PyTorch build (engine/locks/),
    every file checked against its SHA-256, and Repair / update makes the
    environment match it exactly (a package added to it by hand is removed).
    Setup shows the date they were pinned and warns once that is over six
    months ago. Where there is no lock, or with
    LATENTRY_ENGINE_PACKAGES=latest, the engine is installed unpinned as
    before, and Setup says so. Run Repair / update once to switch.
  • PyTorch for 570-series NVIDIA drivers: GPUs older than Blackwell now
    get the CUDA 12.6 build, which PyTorch still updates, instead of CUDA
    12.8, which stopped at an older PyTorch. Where an older build is the only
    one that runs (CUDA 11.8, or Blackwell on a 570 driver), Setup suggests a
    driver update.
  • Pinned pose weights: the engine now fetches the SDXL OpenPose
    ControlNet and the Anima pose adapter from a fixed commit and checks each
    file against its SHA-256 before using it. A file fetched before this
    that does not match is fetched again once.
  • Pinned pose detectors: the engine needs poseorbit 0.1.2, which does
    the same for its three detector models and no longer leaves a second copy
    in Hugging Face's shared cache. Run Repair / update for the engine on
    Setup once to get it.

Engine (0.6.0)

  • Faster runs with the same LoRA: the engine leaves the last four LoRAs
    used in the model, switched off, so a run that calls one again skips
    putting it in (about 1.5 s on SDXL). A run without them comes out exactly
    as before. LATENTRY_LORA_KEEP sets how many; 0 takes each out after
    its run, as before.

Fixed

  • Progress on A1111 and Forge after a change of steps: an img2img or
    inpaint run right after a run with another step count showed the earlier
    run's count, so its bar stopped short or ran past the end. The count is
    now taken again once the web UI sets it.

Update

Check node --version first: 0.8.0 needs 22.19 or newer.

git pull
./install.sh                                          # Linux, macOS
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install.ps1  # Windows

The install script keeps your .env.local and settings, reinstalls and rebuilds. Stop a running Latentry before you run it. Then run Repair / update for the engine on Setup once (see above).

New install

git clone https://github.com/33rd-kk/latentry.git
cd latentry
./install.sh                                          # Linux, macOS
powershell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File install.ps1  # Windows

Then open http://localhost:3000/setup. See Getting started.

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