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Add support for the Stable Horde #1449
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Yes |
Need it too. |
@db0 Given the improved support for external extensions now, I think this would probably be the perfect way to go about integrating StableHorde with this web ui:
Then you could get it added to the index, and it should be a 1 click install for any users who want it: Not to mention that it would be pretty amazing to the user's of this repo who don't have powerful GPU's to potentially be able to use distributed dreambooth training too.. |
Anyone can make that script and publish it. I just don't have time to do it myself :) Whoever does it just needs to make sure it follows the API requirements |
Noice! We also support inpainting and depth2img btw. |
Yes, I already implemented txt2img, img2img and inpainting, and I'm also trying to implement outpainting. Is depth2img any different from img2img, API-wise? |
No it's transparent as img2img so long as you select the depth model. |
OK. Is there an easy way to get a full list of supported models and their hashes? https://stablehorde.net/api/v2/status/models only returns the active ones, and without hashes. |
cross-reference the model names from the API with https://github.com/Sygil-Dev/nataili-model-reference |
* Add classes/ids to some controls for styling * Change info/label for Loopback * Replace id with class * Add classes for the weight/steps section * Update controlnet.py * Add some classes to style the upper controls * Undo label/info change for Loopback
The Stable Horde is free crowdsourced distributed cluster of SD workers. We already have almost 100K generated images.
I would be nice if your webui support:
Point 1 will allow even people without a powerful GPU to use this webui and also benefit from the increased paralelization
Point 2 will allow people who have spare capacity to improve the health of the horde, for the benefit of everyone.
The Stable Horde provides a fully documented REST API, so it can all be done with a few request calls.
Currently my current workers are using using a modified version of the a webui which initiates the loop which polls the horde for new generations, creates them and sends them back as base64 encoded .webp. Most of this code is just error control.
I tried to create a PR to send to this fork as well, but I cannot understand the code enough and I keep failing on dependencies. So I'm opening this issue instead, in the hope that someone more knowledgeable on this codebase than me can step in to do this.
I am also open for advice on where I could plug in the bridge myself.
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