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HOW TO RUN DEEP DAZE ON WINDOWS #189

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GYKgamer opened this issue Nov 25, 2021 · 6 comments
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HOW TO RUN DEEP DAZE ON WINDOWS #189

GYKgamer opened this issue Nov 25, 2021 · 6 comments

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@GYKgamer
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I figured out a way to run deep daze as many of us people are having problems.

First step is to install ubuntu from windows store.
Next is to install wsl2 (search google how to do that)
open ubuntu and set it up
next delete and re install python (using the installer not using ubuntu)
use pip install deep_daze
then use the imagine command
AND BOOM.

(btw idk if this works but it worked for me)

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@breadbrowser
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breadbrowser commented Dec 20, 2021

what pip version?

@GYKgamer
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I did latest

@katnova
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katnova commented Jan 16, 2022

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You can run deep-daze without using WSL

  1. Just install Anaconda
  2. Launch Anaconda from the windows start menu
  3. Create a new env conda create --name deep-haze
  4. Activate your new conda env conda activate deep-haze
  5. If you plan on using a CUDA capable GPU (Must be CUDA 11.3 or previous), install pytorch using conda conda install -c pytorch torchvision cudatoolkit=11.3 pytorch
  6. Install deep-daze pip install deep-daze
  7. Run deep-daze imagine "a deer drinking from a river"

NOTES:

  • You must use deep-daze inside your conda env
  • To deactivate your conda env, use conda deactivate

@breadbrowser
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lmao he only needs to just do pip install torch==1.7.1

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also need gpu made by the people who made gforce now

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