Diffusers issue with importing transformers, numpy, etc about cozy-auto-texture

[carlosedubarreto]

Hello... On the addon I'm developing I solved the numpy issue by installing torch and numpy in different steps.
I'm using these to requeriments file for the installation.
requirements_test_1.txt
requirements_test_2.txt

[torrinworx]

Fixed with #7, @carlosedubarreto I've made quite a few changes and efficiency improvements to your original method. I've messaged you on Discord about it if you would like to chat!

[torrinworx]

This line here:

  File "D:\Program Files\Blender Foundation\Blender 3.2\3.2\scripts\addons\Cozy-Auto-Texture\src\main.py", line 47, in text2img
    pipe = StableDiffusionPipeline.from_pretrained(model_path)  # Specify model path

Perhaps its an issue with the path specified for the Stable Diffusion v1.4 download? Some issue with Blender's directory system?

Same issue here for what it's worth. I think it's missing Numpy as a required library. This is on Windows.

Edit: Actually I think the issue here was caused by Google limiting downloads on the Drive causing the configurator to break. Try again after running Remove_dependencies_for_test.py with whatever python executable blender is using.

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[torrinworx]

@cherrerajobs Hmmm, ok thank you for pointing that out, I'm going to move the repo to AWS S3 which should be a more long term solution. Hopefully that will fix it

[MetalMantis]

interesting I just downloaded the dependencies manually but I still get the numpy not available error despite it being installed on both blender's python and my system python

[torrinworx]

@MetalMantis Yeah it's a bit of a head scratcher, I'm going to look into virtual environments inside Blender's Python as outlined in this gist: https://gist.github.com/alchem0x2A/345e6b7d8ea68087db3fa25ea7268cb0

Hopefully there is a viable solution to this issue with that.