img2img

[webe998]

Very amazing creation, would it be possible to add a img2img to this?

[cerrec]

I desperately want img2img, as well. This single feature would exponentially increase the usefulness of Fooocus.

[MoonRide303]

@webe998 @cerrec I've just implemented initial version of simple img2img on my fork (commit 62d801b) - feel free to check it out, and let me know if works for you. It looks like that:

[cerrec]

Thanks, but I have no idea how to use your fork. I'm on Windows and all I know is to click on webui-user.bat to start the app.

[cerrec]

Could you PLEASE give detailed instructions on how to install this. I just don't get it.

[MoonRide303]

@cerrec Simplest way would be like that:

1. Download original Fooocus package (v1.0.35).
2. Unzip original Fooocus where you like.
3. Download Fooocus-MRE zip from moonride-main branch (github makes and updates those zips automatically).
4. Overwrite files from original Fooocus folder with those from Fooocus-MRE archive.
5. Use the sam run.bat.

You can also try using it via Colab.

[ke1ne]

@MoonRide303 Hi, are steps 1-2 necessary?

[MoonRide303]

@ke1ne I've just prepared standalone release for Fooocus-MRE v1.0.40 - it's available here, you can check it out (no need to go with steps 1-2, then).

[cerrec]

I tried to download your standalone version, but I get this error:

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.

NoSuchKey
The specified key does not exist.
677828148/5cf54627-d9c6-43f0-a344-37607d7a34d8
MQN8WMSDT6Z9JSDS

t71RMYdBoELx9qlb79upRfNzM4Q055Amv43nqaYBykmds7DAGKg+RFe2dyy09brss4evW1hzCE9gfH5bg/xR0KzRMJ/2eYpKlrmm7XoNdwQ=

[MoonRide303]

@cerrec Try now - I was re-uploading release files to include another .bat, that wouldn't force update (update can overwrite files people locally changed).

[cerrec]

IT WORKS! OH, YEAH! This is great! Thank you, Thank you!!

[MoonRide303]

@cerrec Glad could help! :)

[cerrec]

When unzipping your archive, I got this error. The program seems to run fine, so I don't know whether this is significant or not. Just thought I'd mention it.

[MoonRide303]

@cerrec No errors here (using latest 7-Zip, 23.01). If you're not running ARM then you don't really need those files (I have no idea why they'are included in pip and setuptools for x86, but that's question to those tools maintainers).

Update: I've just checked 7-Zip changelog - it seems 23.00 started using special filters for ARM64 executables, and older versions might struggle with it.

Update 2: I've I've re-made those archives using older version and re-uploded it, to save troubles for people who still use older versions.