v2.8.0

Possible breaking change

Changed the encoding from ANSI to UTF-8 when hashing.

New features

• JINJA2. Now the filter function works flawlessly and easier to navigate.
• Smallplot. Perfect to make small customizable tables, very web-friendly! Now you can literally host your grids without someone downloading 10000 images in one go. Activate with (--make_html_smallplot) flag.

Other stuff

Just cleaned some code. It isn't that much easier to read, but works nonetheless.

v2.6.0

Bugfixes:

• Finally settled up on the correct v_step counting in linefiles.

Features:

• Added --cleanup flag. It will remove all redundant images from directory, freeing you some space.
• Added --skip_rendering flag. Will assemble the video output from whatever already made.
• Added more items to --output_type flag

Grooming:

• Separated linefile and plotfile into different entities for convinience.
• Reworked how the progress bar operates, now it shows much more correct ETAs judging on the amount of non-rendered pictures instead of whole thing.
• Linefiles now have clamped steps (no longer you'll see the awful 0.00000192902391 numbers, only neat 0.000001)
• Since I've separated renderers for linefile and plotfile into different files, the compiled versions drastically reduced file size (at least, plotfile one)

Maybe forgot something.

v2.5.0

Feature: Averaged MP4 format (smoother transitions!)
Feature: WebM support (well, partial, but still a support nonetheless)
Fix: Step was added in wrong place
Feature (only for devs): Debug mode.

v2.4.0

Feature: Added LineFile Renderer. Now you can do animations!

v2.3.1

Feature: Recursive plot generation. Now you can use other variable names in any place you want, they will replace themselves recursively until no replacement can be ever done.
Fix: X-axis HTML-generations wasn't proper. Or, rather, they haven't worked at all (how I've missed it during dev - mystery!). Fixed.

v2.2.1

Fix: There was a wrong target in the filter function, and because of it, overlay had broken. Now target is correct, and you can both use overlay and filter.

v2.2.0

Added filtering system for HTML rendered files. Now you can actually hide results in realtime.
For now, works best with short items and non-complex items.

v2.1.0

Quality of life: Added ordering to the grid, so it now fills from top to bottom, with a possibility to shift the different models/loras onto last positions to speed up generations
Feature: Even more IMAGE_XXX_SIZE variables (in case you want to make 3 or 4-step upscalers)
Feature: Hashing filenames
Feature: Autoclose script when finished

v2.0.0

The Great Shifting Update.

Version has been upped to one major, and therefore, is now INCOMPATABLE with version v1.x

Noticeable changes:

• The axises are now freely interchangeable. Before you could generate VAR_SEED on X axis and VAR_STEPS on Y axis, but if you would set STEPS on X and SEED on Y, the script would generate new set of images, winch was illogical since images haven't changed, only thing that was changed is order of axises. Now, at the cost of filename understability, you can freely change axises and not generate same images twice. Notice: ONLY WORKS IF YOU DON'T ADD OR REMOVE ANY VARIABLES.
• A brand new HTML-page generator as a more 'interactive' alternative to a image. Open the HTML in your browser and watch in almost realtime how it fills up with images. Not to mention that you can press on any image and see it in true size, with all the parameters you had set up for it. To activate new feature, use --make_html_table flag.

v1.2.1

Feature: Added --flip_last_axis and --autoflip_last_axis flags.
Feature: An OutputFileSuffix, if you wish to have multiple files of same output, for some reason.
Feature: A Quarter/Half/Double/Quadruple values of Image Width/Height in Variables. For your autoscaling pipelines. :)