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Go for Windows, 100%. Otherwise, use an external provider

We'd love to collaborate with you if you give Warp a try! Let's connect.

Hi, thanks :) I think you can follow this video at minute 9:52 : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/idGkqbKQtNrSf4U.html&lc=Ugy_uB96bT3C8-Lc4Xx4AaABAg

@@LaCarnevali I'm getting ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement mediapipe==0.9.1.0 (from versions: 0.9.3.0) after installing controlnet. =(

@@edmundw I found this on Stack Overflow - stackoverflow.com/questions/70061068/could-not-find-a-version-that-satisfies-the-requirement-mediapipe-from-versions I would try with the approved answer

Not that I m aware

Hi David, I think you can try using --no-half with running the webui.sh file : ./webui.sh --no-half

Hi, yes, you need to run the webui file with the following command: ./webui.sh --no-half

@@LaCarnevali Thank you so much, Laura. This did help!!! Have a nice day. :)

Very soon! :)

try running the webui with this argument: --disable-safe-unpickle i.e., ./webui.sh --disable-safe-unpickle

Hi Hans, this error occurs when you are not in the right environment. I rerun it this morning, and it's working okay - try restarting and rerunning and let me know if it still doesn't work.

Ehy, I replied on the other comment - it might be related to mac updates

Hi, I just seen this comment - sorry. Have you sorted?

Hi @@LaCarnevali i have the same error. It started recently, not sure what changed,

this was warp's answer: [export PYTORCH_MPS_HIGH_WATERMARK_RATIO=0.5] First time using warp terminal for me. Would I just insert the code in the warp terminal?

or should I just follow these steps in this video 😂

Hi Lucas, Have you updated to the latest MacOS? If yes, try the following: In either the webui-user.bat or webui-user.sh add the below to the COMMANDLINE_ARGS= variable: --precision full --no-half Let me know if it works :)

it doesn't work@@LaCarnevali

It depends on which Mac you have as Stable Diffusion requires lots of power. If you have a Mac air, for example, Colab is way faster, mainly when training.

@@LaCarnevali with M1 max and 32gb of ram 🤔

@@ManelBarros Hi Manel, I was searching online and people seem to be not fully happy with the performance. I would suggest you to try both (locally and colab) and see which one is faster. Limitation with Mac: - No support of NVIDIA GPU, so slow performance, - Space on disk, as SD is quite heavy. Limitation you have with colab are : - GPU is limited (you can buy more if needed), - the notebook cannot run for more than 12hours. - Space on Drive, but you can buy space on Google Drive.

Unfortunately, SD is low performing on Mac and can take ages (or never) to run it! I would recommend to use an external GPU (e.g., Colab, RunPod) or external platforms (e.g., DiffusionHub, ThinkDiffusion).

What errors?

I have got back to you on the other comment :) - posting the same below: Have you updated to the latest MacOS? If yes, try the following: run the ./webui adding --precision full --no-half, i.e., ./webui.sh --precision full --no-half

But I might be wrong and hopefully won’t break anything if I update now that it works to the latest Mac os

Run the webui with the command --no-half, i.e., ./webui.sh --no-half

@@LaCarnevali Thanks !!!

Hi! :) What is the error exactly? Does it come up when you press the "generate" button?

@@LaCarnevali Hi laura thank-you so much for replying. I have installed following your guide. Yes the error comes up when i hit generate. from what i can tell it says there is a crashed thread (thread 16), "crashed with ARM thread state (64bit). the only thing i can see thats different is for me is my warp does not show (base). Hopefully that makes sense !! :)

@@charlieayres-taylor6139 okay. Try the following. 1) Go into the main directory stable-diffusion-webui. 2) change the environment: source venv/bin/activate 3) install requirements: pip install -r requirements.txt 4) initialise SD ./webui.sh

@@LaCarnevali Hi thankyou for all your help so far:). Unfourtunately that did not work, I am still getting the following: " error: input types 'tensor' and 'tensor' are not broadcast compatible" when i press the generate button. I have had a little look online but still cant fix the problem, as i dont really know anything about coding.

@@charlieayres-taylor6139 okay, now run the webui with the argument --no-half: ./webui.sh --no-half

error: input types 'tensor' and 'tensor' are not broadcast compatible

Try to run the file with --no-half, i.e., ./webui.sh --no-half

Hi, try to install libraries in the requirements.txt file in the venv environment. Follow the steps below after going in the stable-diffusion-webui folder: 1) source venv/bin/activate 2) pip install -r requirements.txt 3) ./webui.sh

Hey, thank you so much for replying 🙏, I tried what you described and still nothing worked, I ended up finding a forum saying to add -no-half and that worked although the rendering is really slow, do you have any suggestions to calibrate the settings to run a bit more efficiently on a MBP M1?

@@eternalessence2998 Unfortunately no. I've got the following from GitHub, but I am not sure it will help - otherwise I would suggest using colab/runpod/paperspace... Poor Performance: Currently GPU acceleration on macOS uses a lot of memory. If performance is poor (if it takes more than a minute to generate a 512x512 image with 20 steps with any sampler) first try starting with the --opt-split-attention-v1 command line option (i.e. ./webui.sh --opt-split-attention-v1) and see if that helps. If that doesn't make much difference, then open the Activity Monitor application located in /Applications/Utilities and check the memory pressure graph under the Memory tab. If memory pressure is being displayed in red when an image is generated, close the web UI process and then add the --medvram command line option (i.e. ./webui.sh --opt-split-attention-v1 --medvram). If performance is still poor and memory pressure still red with that option, then instead try --lowvram (i.e. ./webui.sh --opt-split-attention-v1 --lowvram). If it still takes more than a few minutes to generate a 512x512 image with 20 steps with with any sampler, then you may need to turn off GPU acceleration. Open webui-user.sh in Xcode and change #export COMMANDLINE_ARGS="" to export COMMANDLINE_ARGS="--skip-torch-cuda-test --no-half --use-cpu all".

I know, ffmpeg has to be downloaded separately. You might install it with homebrew. Anyway, I am not sure you'll be happy with the M1 performance. You might want to use Google Colab or another external GPU to run Stable Diffusion. It will change A LOT.

@@LaCarnevali do you use a external gpu ?

@@EddieLeFunkMusic yes, Colab

What exactly?

i went to terminal and typed pip install torchvision==0.15.1 and it worked, it is the torchvision that is compatible with torch 1.13.1 and the program will run properly using both updated torch and torchvision if one manually does both if you are in my situation that torchvision doesnt seem compatible

This might help: windowsreport.com/stable-diffusion-model-failed-to-load-exiting/#:~:text=The%20Stable%20Diffusion%20model%20failed,Virtual%20RAM)%20did%20the%20trick.

@@LaCarnevali perfetto!