Dynamic Width Scaling in Condition Encoding#14
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…model config Replaced the hardcoded multiplier of 8 for default width/height calculation in `src/cond/cond.py` with a value retrieved from the model's `LatentFormat`. Added `downscale_factor` to `LatentFormat` in `src/Utilities/Latent.py` with a default of 8 to maintain backward compatibility. This allows models with different VAE compression ratios to be supported correctly.
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Implements dynamic retrieval of the downscale factor from the model configuration in
encode_model_condsinstead of using a hardcoded value of 8.Changes:
downscale_factorattribute toLatentFormatclass insrc/Utilities/Latent.py(default: 8).src/cond/cond.pyto retrievedownscale_factorfrommodel.latent_formatif available, falling back to 8.PR created automatically by Jules for task 451456543888025473 started by @Aatricks