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[Bug]: BAD SCALE 200% Error On Opening #12002
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For what it's worth (I don't have all the debug information) I saw a similar message. Mine said "125%" rather than "200%". I changed the zoom of the web page to 80% and the message disappeared. |
yet error comes form "extensions/sd_dreambooth_extension" the bad scaling is is a warning not an error |
if you check the tooltips (hover your mouse to the warning line), it will says what it means: it's about performance drops when we use wrong UI scale on browser, it needs to be on ~100% but there's two thing to consider:
I have set my Windows DPI to 125%, so the browser zooms need to be zoomed out to 80%, to get overall zoom ~100% IMHO, with all due respect to devs, it's kinda crude solution from the devs, because if we have 4K monitor with high DPI, we will get small interface / text just to make this requirements (~100% overall). |
either way do user demand, we have decided to remove that browser scale warning the more importantly the issue that OP is not with the browser scaling warning, warning it is just a warning, not an error |
Yeah, closing because:
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Sorry @akx to reply it, do not mean to disrespect. I hope you don't mind. I can confirm this is not because Dreambooth extension, and it's not exclusive to Mac only. I am on Linux Ubuntu 22.04, new folder, fresh install of 1.5.0, no extension at all. . I know this is not a bug, and just a warning. But if it's performance issue that caused by UI zoom/scale, is it kinda bug? That tooltips tell us that if the UI scale is not on 100%, it will give us performance drops. When I have high DPI monitor let's say 4K, I would not change my monitor DPI to 100%, that would be a pain to read a text, it would be too small. That warning telling us to keep it on balance, when I set my OS DPI as 125%, the browser needs to be zoomed out about 80%, I still could read it with my laptop monitor. But the problem will arise if I use 4K monitor on desktop with DPI 200%, I have to zoom out my browser to the uncomfortable way to read and clicking a button. and seeing a reply from @w-e-w , it seems that is gradio bug, not A1111, hope it will be fixed someday. . .
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@thesomeotherguy the title of theis pose is
so translation "because of bad scale" -> "error on open" the "error" what the op is experiencing (not you the op) is caused by dreambooth so if you are talking about scale warning then it has nothing to do with the this pose anymore the scale issue has been reported to gradio gradio-app/gradio#4931 |
Sorry for confusing language in the title. Thanks for all of the clarification and working so hard on this tool. Not a dev, just saw this and misunderstood it as an error. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
What happened?
Loaded stable diffussion 1.5.0 in shell. Opened the local instance in my browser and was presented with this error.
My scale in the browser is currently 100%
Steps to reproduce the problem
What should have happened?
Error should not be provided
Version or Commit where the problem happens
1.5.0
What Python version are you running on ?
Python 3.10.x
What platforms do you use to access the UI ?
MacOS
What device are you running WebUI on?
CPU
Cross attention optimization
Automatic
What browsers do you use to access the UI ?
Google Chrome
Command Line Arguments
List of extensions
No
Console logs
Additional information
_Macbook air M2 13 inch. Using "Default" resolution of 1470x956, still get the error on other resolutions as well. Checking browser console shows I have a dPR of 2, but scale is set to 100%
{devicePixelRatio: 2, deviceXDPI: undefined, logicalXDPI: undefined, outerWidth: 1369, innerWidth: 814}
The fix for this is to use 2560x1664 on a 13 inch laptop screen, which....I'm not going to do and isn't the "default" of the OS. Still the error can be closed. Just wanted to make you guys aware!_
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