stable-diffusion-webui-scripts VS nQuantCpp

pixel art script It's a script, and it's good because I can generate the image and it will be processed immediately after generation, but it's also a big drawback. I can't process the image in the extras tab. I have to send the image to img2img, process it with 0 denoising value and wait for all the processes to go through to get the result. In general it's good, but it takes too long and has limited functionality.

It seems like making a cross stitch pattern would br the same as generating a pixel art with limited color palate. There are extensions for that already. https://github.com/C10udburst/stable-diffusion-webui-scripts

PixHell model and Lora are quite good, what took it the next level for me was using this script on top of those: https://github.com/C10udburst/stable-diffusion-webui-scripts/tree/master/pixel_art

PixelArt Script

This script does the trick for me https://github.com/C10udburst/stable-diffusion-webui-scripts/tree/master/pixel_art

pxl8 uses nQuantCppwhich provides more color quantization algoritmhs, but again it's a script

The exe is from another project. Just some cpp implementations of color quantization algorithms https://github.com/mcychan/nQuantCpp