shift-attention VS test_my_prompt

Thank you! It's both model, and proper weights for embeddings (per prompt / seed). In case your prompt + seed were producing deformed / inaccurate output, you can try going few passes with various embedding weight ranges - like "(bad-image-v2-39000:0.3~1.3)" included in negative prompt. I use shift-attention extension for unrolling that syntax - 1st pass with 10 or 20 steps, then another one in smaller range that looks most promising, and so on.

It's been a week since this update was released, so I wanted to test it out a bit and give you some feedback.

This was done in AUTOMATIC1111's webui using shift-attention by yownas.

I modified shift-attention by yownas to be able to handle multiple weights. You can see another example (and get the script) here: https://github.com/Gugubo/shift_attention_reloaded

I made this using the shift attention plugin (https://github.com/yownas/shift-attention). Lots more details in the video description. Prompt was:

You may accomplish what you want with the custom script for Automatic1111 repo called Shift Attention though

It was https://github.com/Extraltodeus/test_my_prompt

Test My Prompt

There shouldn't be any html tags in the python script file, so I don't know where that error is coming from. maybe try downloading the script file by downloading the zipped archive of the git project at https://github.com/Extraltodeus/test_my_prompt

This looks a lot like the "Test my Prompt" script, which is my favorite script. I'll give yours a try too!