Youcann install and run Stable Diffusion on your PC locally. Just did that. Now I have to learn how to improve the results. They’re all a bit weird looking :)
Thanks for the in depth response! I kinda missed it and only just noticed.
I’ve tried a few refined models by now and those noticeably improve my results, but sadly I haven’t managed to get SDXL models to optimize and/or get them working yet (running it with Olive on AMD).
I tried to do that, somewhere between installing python, fit, bash, chocolatey, stable diffusion itself, the model, etc.
On the very last step, where I was waiting for it to say “running in 127.003” or w/e I got an error message that it somehow couldn’t access my GPU (maybe because it’s internal?). It gave me a command argument to place, --skip- cuda-test or something like that but I have no idea where to put it.
It definitely can be installed and used on the PC but isn’t as simple as just installing from an .exe, there are a lot of moving parts
What do you mean by running them locally?
Youcann install and run Stable Diffusion on your PC locally. Just did that. Now I have to learn how to improve the results. They’re all a bit weird looking :)
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Thanks for the in depth response! I kinda missed it and only just noticed.
I’ve tried a few refined models by now and those noticeably improve my results, but sadly I haven’t managed to get SDXL models to optimize and/or get them working yet (running it with Olive on AMD).
I tried to do that, somewhere between installing python, fit, bash, chocolatey, stable diffusion itself, the model, etc.
On the very last step, where I was waiting for it to say “running in 127.003” or w/e I got an error message that it somehow couldn’t access my GPU (maybe because it’s internal?). It gave me a command argument to place, --skip- cuda-test or something like that but I have no idea where to put it.
It definitely can be installed and used on the PC but isn’t as simple as just installing from an .exe, there are a lot of moving parts