About this version
Hi everyone! Here is a 'small' update featuring about 5,000 lines of code. This will likely be the last update of the month, so if you run into any issues, feel free to leave a comment so I can patch them. This week, I’ll be focusing on finishing some checkpoints, fixing certain samplers and schedulers, and releasing a few LoRAs.
Let’s talk about Version 4.5: This version introduces a Smart Directory system. It doesn't just understand files; it can now locate them within the _internal folder (yes, I’m moving away from onefile to allow for better customization). This means I’ve moved most folders, JSONs, and models into the internal directory, leaving only the .exe outside. This provides better organization and security, although creating a shortcut and hiding the main folder on your C: drive is still the best way to keep your JSONs safe. (By the way, if you have any issues with Nexus Mode, I recommend moving it to internal, though it should already be fixed).
New Features:
Autotagger: Mostly based on Waifu Diffusion. You can now tag videos, images, and entire folders to create datasets (dataset creation runs in the background).
Image Editing Suite: I’ve added tools to insert logos and PNGs, image flipping, a brush tool (yes, you can actually draw! lol), an Upscaler, and a Pixel Art mode that converts anything into pixel art.
Metadata Retention: Crucially, all these tools preserve metadata, so you won't lose any info during the process.
Gallery Multitasking: Check the new icon to the left of the title. This allows you to keep the gallery open while using Prompt Forge mode (click the program title) or the chat simultaneously.
I’ve also expanded the supported sites table. Most sites that host images with metadata have been improved or updated, including Pixiv, Kemono, Aibooru, and most Danbooru variants. (Note: I haven't fully linked Danbooru for individual downloads yet, so I prioritized other features since PGP is focused on creating, editing, and injecting metadata).
Technical Fixes & Future Plans: I fixed GGUF support to allow for local generation, though I didn't focus on it too much since I was busy refining the metadata readers and converters. I might include a built-in browser in v5.0, but I'm not sure yet.
I originally planned to release this on Tuesday, but working on the upscalers and the tagger caused some NumPy compilation headaches—luckily, I got it all sorted out.
Thanks for using my program, and see you soon! ~"