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Does Prose Painter support setting prompt weights, much like the original VQGAN colab?
Example: dog | red:1 | blue:-1 to make a dog with extra red and no blue.

As the title says, I can barley use ProsePainter without getting a error everytime I try to generate a Image that says "Job Timeout"

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In the readme it's listed as .yaml but is .yml and when I tried to run it I ran into this issue conda/conda#10807 where pip was expecting user input but conda never showed it so it got stuck. I went to manually install the pip packages and found that the error is when pip installs geniverse. versioneer was not installed first. So I went to install that but then when installing geniverse again it shows versioneer has no module get-version. This all happens when looking at the opt_einsum and mypy package. Any help?

Hello!

I am new to Ubuntu and was trying to clone and run the project and see what all it does.

I was able to get the server and client running. I was able to doodle with the sketch tool. However, the Magic Ink tool where you select and enter keywords before clicking start did not work. I am unsure if I am missing something, if there is a database or machine learning algorithm that is required which is not included in the repository, or what I am doing wrong.

I tried the colorful flowers prompt, frog, and humanoid since they were included in the server test-imgs folder. But nothing happened. Attaching a video file for reference. Any help or explanation would be appreciated!

Also, clicking the Stop button above "You're up next!" breaks the application and nothing else can be done until refreshing the webpage.

Here is a video detailing what I wrote above:
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/100816997/156485027-5d8dc79c-978f-4195-96e0-69843305c182.mp4

Thank you,

Eli

It generates better results

I have a text-to-image need for creation via the command line or a function call where I supply a few words and a portrait is created.

I get a timeout every time

Got another error when trying to upscale
2021-11-17 11:07:27.168 | INFO | __main__:listen_loop:317 - RECEIVED TOPIC upscale-generation 2021-11-17 11:07:27.214 | DEBUG | server.server_modelling:load_model:45 - LOADING esrgan... 2021-11-17 11:07:35.802 | DEBUG | server.server_modelling:load_model:75 - ESRGAN downloaded in server/.cache/RRDB_ESRGAN_x4.pth 2021-11-17 11:07:36.168 | DEBUG | server.server_modelling_utils:scale_crop_tensor:107 - IMAGE CROP SIZE: torch.Size([260, 430]) 2021-11-17 11:07:36.171 | DEBUG | server.server_modelling_utils:scale_crop_tensor:123 - SCALED CROP SIZE: (256, 416) 2021-11-17 11:07:36.174 | DEBUG | server.server_modelling_utils:scale_crop_tensor:107 - IMAGE CROP SIZE: torch.Size([260, 430]) 2021-11-17 11:07:36.176 | DEBUG | server.server_modelling_utils:scale_crop_tensor:123 - SCALED CROP SIZE: (256, 416) Exception in thread Thread-4: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\Kendrick\anaconda3\envs\prosepaint\lib\threading.py", line 926, in _bootstrap_inner self.run() File "C:\Users\Kendrick\anaconda3\envs\prosepaint\lib\threading.py", line 870, in run self._target(*self._args, **self._kwargs) File "server/server_deploy.py", line 290, in upscale_canvas num_chunks, File "C:\Users\Kendrick\Documents\GitHub\ProsePainter\server\server_modelling.py", line 446, in upscale_img upscaled_w, ] = upscaled_crop RuntimeError: The expanded size of the tensor (1664) must match the existing size (832) at non-singleton dimension 3. Target sizes: [1, 3, 1024, 1664]. Tensor sizes: [3, 512, 832]

This is not a very important thing but for advertising or announcing that the application exists, a logo is very good.

You already have: https://www.prosepainter.com/images/favicon.ico (too simple and is not being used in fact as favicon) and diverse results: https://www.prosepainter.com/images/modal/after.jpg / http://jnack.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/ProsePainter-1024x903.jpg or even the avatar of Morphogens: https://avatars.githubusercontent.com/u/78821485?v=4&s=160 are being used as logo in a non-official way.

Would be great to have an official logo.

greetings!