What workflow did you use to generate this? Looks fantastic!

Hmm, that’s a good point. I’ve just looked up the difference. Thanks

I see. Well thanks for your help anyway mate 🙂

So it turns out I was using the incorrect file type. I had chosen a set of model files that came with the install that were .pth files. These didn’t work, but when I tried it with .ckpt files it works as expected. Big sigh. Thanks for the help anyway mate!

So I had a sudden thought, went back and tried a different model file that is a .ckpt file rather than the .pth files I was testing with. This worked, so obviously it was a simple matter of the wrong file type. Now I feel foolish!

Out of curiosity, what is the .pth file type used for?

I’ve tried that. There is already a folder at /data/models/Stable-diffusion that has two .ckpt files that match the options that are available in the web ui. I’ve tried pasting the other .pth files that are in other folders within /data/models but they do not appear as options in the ui.

I really appreciate it. You can find here.

I used the command to install DS found on the git page

docker compose --profile download up --buil

And then to run Automatic1111 I used the following command

docker compose --profile auto up --build

Forgive me for not knowing the details here, I’ve never used Docker before so I’m just following the guide.

I first created a folder, then I cloned the git repo to it. Finally, from the command prompt, I ran the install command from within the folder.

[docker compose --profile download up --build]

Thanks. The Docker version is supposed to be easier, as it handles updates to all dependencies automatically. But, if I can’t add new models there’s not much incentive to keep using it.

I’m trying to add different models, not modules.

I did after each attempt.

Using the installer zip, can you just drop model files into the correct folder and have them work? If so, I may have to just use that version instead.

Arg, I didn’t spot that. That’s frustrating. Thanks