stable-diffusion VS stable-diffusion-webui

Looks like Doggettx is a fork of CompVis/stable-diffusion, as a proof of concept:

Don't use a UI if you want terminal access. Use a project meant for terminal. https://github.com/Doggettx/stable-diffusion/tree/autocast-improvements

The feature is just called prompt editing or prompt2prompt. It is also implemented in the Automatic1111 webui.

Depends on what fork you are using but its just means you are running out of vram since it states you only have 4gb of it. You may need to use the optimizedsd scripts and use the Doggettx's attention.py, you can find this in ldm/modules/attention.py (I personally have 2 of those in my own folder since I need to switch them but typically you require 6gb min for sd.

I installed SD from the CompVis GitHub repo and then swapped in modifications (namely attention.py and main.py) done by u/Doggettx that can be found here to overcome CUDA Out Of Memory issues. Going to try larger image sizes next. I wish you all good luck with concentrating on real work with this imaginatron around! 🤠

using optimized attention.py and model.py from this github issue.

I don't really know how efficiently update my local SD, I'm using https://github.com/imperator-maximus/stable-diffusion-webui, id like to add everything new because I haven't since it first came out.

Please use the right fork as in FAQ: https://github.com/imperator-maximus/stable-diffusion-webui

But I switched to this fork https://github.com/imperator-maximus/stable-diffusion-webui which included a windows installer, and is specifically put together for the beta of the new Krita plugin by /u/imperator-maximus (which is awesome by the way!) and applied the change to to this installation and it's working great. Currently trying to figure out where my max is using the included WebUI with this fork.