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> Hi, have you followed our `download.sh` file to download and implement the ControlNet models? Yes, albeit from git / lllyasviel (they were the same size as those on huggingface...

Also, just in case - I have been using ControlNet models successfully [the exact same I tried to use with this repo, initially just linked the models I already had]...

Thanks for the help while I didn't have the time to tinker excessively! Hooray for Friday though - I'll update if and how I fixed the issue in the next...

Update [NOT FIXED, but confirmed "something with the ControlNet models / loading is off"] -> Without ControlNet, everything else work fine". I noticed that my startup errors: text_encoder\model.safetensors not found...

PS: instruct-pix2pix also works, the ChatGPT just made a robot have tentacles. It's just ControlNet... Weird.

Anything goes, so long as you have 70 GB of VRAM... lol I found this fork to be super useful (which removes a lot of the models that would otherwise...

Check here: [https://platform.openai.com/docs/supported-countries](url) Did you have access to the API before? Did you use the Playground on the website, or e.g. DALL-E? If so, can you still access it now?...

The "module" is actually a folder (subfolder). That's the thing I have been confused about with Python for a year easily. :-) For example, you could git clone https://github.com/lllyasviel/ControlNet.git and...

NARF. Git renamed that. There is two underscores before init.py, and then two underscores after the init. Let's try this: --init--.py If you can see two --, then just replace...

You could just copypaste the https:// links into your browser and download the models somewhere (without the wget), then use a cmd like so to link your download folders: mklink...