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@Bastardly Bastardly released this 12 Nov 04:57
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v0.10.3
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Added

  • Copy details in the out-of-memory box: the whole error log onto the clipboard in
    one press, for a bug report.
  • Video models in Settings → Per model, in the same list as the image models, each
    with its own settings and their defaults: size, frames, steps, CFG, sampler, memory,
    the negative prompt and the model's parts — high-noise ones on Wan A14B, Hi-res on
    LTX, language and voice on narrated stills. Saving there is the Video tab's
    Save as defaults.
  • yasdig.com has a page per feature, the app's Help as a guide, and the app's rail
    (a menu on phones).

Changed

  • The Assistant's chat reads as a chat: your messages in a blue bubble on the right,
    the agent's in a green one on the left, and its Notes easier to read.

Fixed

  • A picture made with a VAE or text encoder you have since deleted can be refined,
    hi-res'd, redrawn and edited again — by you or the Assistant — without regenerating
    it: it uses the file that fits the model now. Reopened, its select shows that file;
    one left on a missing file, because nothing installed fits, has a red border.
  • Enhance no longer adds prompt variables. It keeps the ones your words use and
    writes no others — a made-up {name} used to fail the next Generate, and a real one
    you didn't ask for rolled a different word into every picture.
  • The Shots panel's sideways scrollbar stays in view when a shot is taller than the
    panel; the strip scrolls both ways, and its + stays at the top right.
  • Per model's video models were squeezed into a strip at the bottom of the panel with a
    scrollbar of their own, and could only be cleared there.

Full changelog: https://github.com/Bastardly/yasdig/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

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