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Error when generating a preview image #23
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I'm receiving the same error after updating |
Sadly, it doesn't work for me. Im running paperspace notebook it that matters. @gonjay |
Same.
Edit: Upon trying to manually hardcode a seed, I then run into this.
Reverting to a354abd is the only way I can train with preview images, but then they are just the base instance prompts again and generation settings aren't used. I tried to do the old pipeline with the args for generation parameters and prompt input but still a no-go. I small workaround for the instance prompt issue is to change line 829 of train_dreambooth.py in this older commit to |
Can confirm the issue, last night preview images worked fine |
Same issue I just reported here (didn't notice you already had one open here based on subject line) #30 |
Possibly fixed by 43ec3b6. Can't test right now.
Changing the --seed line to Manually setting a seed with
I don't know if anyone else is experiencing this problem. I guess for now I'm going to stick to an older commit (a354abd) and change the preview generation section at around 820 lines into train_dreambooth.py to this.
Seems to work and passes positive and negative prompts on to the generation. Didn't really bother with plugging in steps and scale though. Edit: I think the |
Think I got it now: |
Im still having an error when generating preview. CPU: False Adam: True, Prec: bf16, Prior: False, Grad: True, TextTr: True |
Still broken as of right now (IndexError: tensors used as indices must be long, byte or bool tensors) |
This issue has been resolved. |
Worked fine before updating to the latest version.
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