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repo_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
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self.init_images = [init_img]
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def __init__(self, p: StableDiffusionProcessing, images: list, seed: int, info: str):
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|
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|
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def process_images(p: StableDiffusionProcessing) -> Processed:
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65 |
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68 |
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|
69 |
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70 |
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|
71 |
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|
72 |
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|
73 |
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if p.uniform_tile_mode:
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74 |
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|
75 |
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x1, y1, x2, y2 = crop_region
|
76 |
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|
77 |
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crop_height = y2 - y1
|
78 |
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|
79 |
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p_ratio = p.width / p.height
|
80 |
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if crop_ratio > p_ratio:
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81 |
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target_width = crop_width
|
82 |
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target_height = round(crop_width / p_ratio)
|
83 |
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else:
|
84 |
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target_width = round(crop_height * p_ratio)
|
85 |
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target_height = crop_height
|
86 |
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crop_region, _ = expand_crop(crop_region, image_mask.width, image_mask.height, target_width, target_height)
|
87 |
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tile_size = p.width, p.height
|
88 |
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else:
|
89 |
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# Uses the minimal size that can fit the mask, minimizes tile size but may lead to image sizes that the model is not trained on
|
90 |
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x1, y1, x2, y2 = crop_region
|
91 |
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crop_width = x2 - x1
|
92 |
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crop_height = y2 - y1
|
93 |
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target_width = math.ceil(crop_width / 8) * 8
|
94 |
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target_height = math.ceil(crop_height / 8) * 8
|
95 |
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crop_region, tile_size = expand_crop(crop_region, image_mask.width,
|
96 |
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image_mask.height, target_width, target_height)
|
97 |
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|
98 |
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# Blur the mask
|
99 |
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if p.mask_blur > 0:
|
100 |
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image_mask = image_mask.filter(ImageFilter.GaussianBlur(p.mask_blur))
|
101 |
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|
102 |
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# Crop the images to get the tiles that will be used for generation
|
103 |
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tiles = [img.crop(crop_region) for img in shared.batch]
|
104 |
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|
105 |
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# Assume the same size for all images in the batch
|
106 |
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initial_tile_size = tiles[0].size
|
107 |
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|
108 |
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# Resize if necessary
|
109 |
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for i, tile in enumerate(tiles):
|
110 |
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if tile.size != tile_size:
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111 |
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tiles[i] = tile.resize(tile_size, Image.Resampling.LANCZOS)
|
112 |
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|
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# Crop conditioning
|
114 |
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positive_cropped = crop_cond(p.positive, crop_region, p.init_size, init_image.size, tile_size)
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115 |
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negative_cropped = crop_cond(p.negative, crop_region, p.init_size, init_image.size, tile_size)
|
116 |
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|
117 |
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# Encode the image
|
118 |
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batched_tiles = torch.cat([pil_to_tensor(tile) for tile in tiles], dim=0)
|
119 |
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(latent,) = p.vae_encoder.encode(p.vae, batched_tiles)
|
120 |
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|
121 |
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# Generate samples
|
122 |
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(samples,) = common_ksampler(p.model, p.seed, p.steps, p.cfg, p.sampler_name,
|
123 |
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p.scheduler, positive_cropped, negative_cropped, latent, denoise=p.denoise)
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124 |
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|
125 |
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# Decode the sample
|
126 |
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if not p.tiled_decode:
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127 |
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(decoded,) = p.vae_decoder.decode(p.vae, samples)
|
128 |
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else:
|
129 |
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print("[USDU] Using tiled decode")
|
130 |
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(decoded,) = p.vae_decoder_tiled.decode(p.vae, samples, 512) # Default tile size is 512
|
131 |
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|
132 |
-
# Convert the sample to a PIL image
|
133 |
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tiles_sampled = [tensor_to_pil(decoded, i) for i in range(len(decoded))]
|
134 |
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|
135 |
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for i, tile_sampled in enumerate(tiles_sampled):
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136 |
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init_image = shared.batch[i]
|
137 |
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|
138 |
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# Resize back to the original size
|
139 |
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if tile_sampled.size != initial_tile_size:
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140 |
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tile_sampled = tile_sampled.resize(initial_tile_size, Image.Resampling.LANCZOS)
|
141 |
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|
142 |
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|
143 |
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# Put the tile into position
|
144 |
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image_tile_only = Image.new('RGBA', init_image.size)
|
145 |
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image_tile_only.paste(tile_sampled, crop_region[:2])
|
146 |
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|
147 |
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# Add the mask as an alpha channel
|
148 |
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# Must make a copy due to the possibility of an edge becoming black
|
149 |
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temp = image_tile_only.copy()
|
150 |
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temp.putalpha(image_mask)
|
151 |
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image_tile_only.paste(temp, image_tile_only)
|
152 |
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|
153 |
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# Add back the tile to the initial image according to the mask in the alpha channel
|
154 |
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result = init_image.convert('RGBA')
|
155 |
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result.alpha_composite(image_tile_only)
|
156 |
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|
157 |
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# Convert back to RGB
|
158 |
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result = result.convert('RGB')
|
159 |
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|
160 |
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shared.batch[i] = result
|
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162 |
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# ComfyUI Node for Ultimate SD Upscale by Coyote-A: https://github.com/Coyote-A/ultimate-upscale-for-automatic1111
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def rename_input(inputs: list, old_name: str, new_name: str):
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class UltimateSDUpscale:
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@classmethod
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def INPUT_TYPES(s):
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return prepare_inputs(USDU_base_inputs())
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RETURN_TYPES = ("IMAGE",)
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CATEGORY = "image/upscaling"
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def upscale(self, image, model, positive, negative, vae, upscale_by, seed,
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mode_type, tile_width, tile_height, mask_blur, tile_padding,
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seam_fix_mode, seam_fix_denoise, seam_fix_mask_blur,
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seam_fix_width, seam_fix_padding, force_uniform_tiles, tiled_decode):
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#
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# Set up A1111 patches
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#
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# Upscaler
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# An object that the script works with
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shared.sd_upscalers[0] = UpscalerData()
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# Where the actual upscaler is stored, will be used when the script upscales using the Upscaler in UpscalerData
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shared.actual_upscaler = upscale_model
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# Set the batch of images
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shared.batch = [tensor_to_pil(image, i) for i in range(len(image))]
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# Processing
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sdprocessing = StableDiffusionProcessing(
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tensor_to_pil(image), model, positive, negative, vae,
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seed, steps, cfg, sampler_name, scheduler, denoise, upscale_by, force_uniform_tiles, tiled_decode
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)
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#
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# Running the script
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#
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script = usdu.Script()
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processed = script.run(p=sdprocessing, _=None, tile_width=tile_width, tile_height=tile_height,
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mask_blur=mask_blur, padding=tile_padding, seams_fix_width=seam_fix_width,
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seams_fix_denoise=seam_fix_denoise, seams_fix_padding=seam_fix_padding,
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upscaler_index=0, save_upscaled_image=False, redraw_mode=MODES[mode_type],
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save_seams_fix_image=False, seams_fix_mask_blur=seam_fix_mask_blur,
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seams_fix_type=SEAM_FIX_MODES[seam_fix_mode], target_size_type=2,
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custom_width=None, custom_height=None, custom_scale=upscale_by)
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# Return the resulting images
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images = [pil_to_tensor(img) for img in shared.batch]
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tensor = torch.cat(images, dim=0)
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return (tensor,)
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class UltimateSDUpscaleNoUpscale:
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@classmethod
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def INPUT_TYPES(s):
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required = USDU_base_inputs()
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remove_input(required, "upscale_model")
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remove_input(required, "upscale_by")
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rename_input(required, "image", "upscaled_image")
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RETURN_TYPES = ("IMAGE",)
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FUNCTION = "upscale"
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CATEGORY = "image/upscaling"
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def upscale(self, upscaled_image, model, positive, negative, vae, seed,
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steps, cfg, sampler_name, scheduler, denoise,
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mode_type, tile_width, tile_height, mask_blur, tile_padding,
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seam_fix_mode, seam_fix_denoise, seam_fix_mask_blur,
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seam_fix_width, seam_fix_padding, force_uniform_tiles, tiled_decode):
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shared.sd_upscalers[0] = UpscalerData()
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shared.actual_upscaler = None
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shared.batch = [tensor_to_pil(upscaled_image, i) for i in range(len(upscaled_image))]
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sdprocessing = StableDiffusionProcessing(
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tensor_to_pil(upscaled_image), model, positive, negative, vae,
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seed, steps, cfg, sampler_name, scheduler, denoise, 1, force_uniform_tiles, tiled_decode
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)
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script = usdu.Script()
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processed = script.run(p=sdprocessing, _=None, tile_width=tile_width, tile_height=tile_height,
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mask_blur=mask_blur, padding=tile_padding, seams_fix_width=seam_fix_width,
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seams_fix_denoise=seam_fix_denoise, seams_fix_padding=seam_fix_padding,
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upscaler_index=0, save_upscaled_image=False, redraw_mode=MODES[mode_type],
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save_seams_fix_image=False, seams_fix_mask_blur=seam_fix_mask_blur,
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seams_fix_type=SEAM_FIX_MODES[seam_fix_mode], target_size_type=2,
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custom_width=None, custom_height=None, custom_scale=1)
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images = [pil_to_tensor(img) for img in shared.batch]
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tensor = torch.cat(images, dim=0)
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return (tensor,)
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# A dictionary that contains all nodes you want to export with their names
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# NOTE: names should be globally unique
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NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS = {
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"UltimateSDUpscale": UltimateSDUpscale,
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}
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# A dictionary that contains the friendly/humanly readable titles for the nodes
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# Ultimate SD Upscale extension for [AUTOMATIC1111 Stable Diffusion web UI](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui)
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Now you have the opportunity to use a large denoise (0.3-0.5) and not spawn many artifacts. Works on any video card, since you can use a 512x512 tile size and the image will converge.
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News channel: https://t.me/usdunews
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custom_nodes/ComfyUI_UltimateSDUpscale/repositories/ultimate_sd_upscale/scripts/ultimate-upscale.py
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import math
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import gradio as gr
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from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageOps
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from modules import processing, shared, images, devices, scripts
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from modules.processing import StableDiffusionProcessing
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class USDUpscaler():
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def __init__(self, p, image, upscaler_index:int, save_redraw, save_seams_fix, tile_width, tile_height) -> None:
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self.redraw.save = save_redraw
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self.seams_fix = USDUSeamsFix()
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self.seams_fix.save = save_seams_fix
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self.seams_fix.tile_width = tile_width if tile_width > 0 else tile_height
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self.seams_fix.tile_height = tile_height if tile_height > 0 else tile_width
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self.rows = math.ceil(self.p.height / self.redraw.tile_height)
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while current_scale < self.scale_factor:
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if current_scale_factor == 0:
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def upscale(self):
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print(f"Canva size: {self.p.width}x{self.p.height}")
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if self.upscaler.name == "None":
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self.image = self.image.resize((self.p.width, self.p.height), resample=Image.LANCZOS)
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return
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# Get list with scale factors
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self.get_factors()
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# Upscaling image over all factors
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for index, value in self.scales:
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print(f"Upscaling iteration {index+1} with scale factor {value}")
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self.image = self.upscaler.scaler.upscale(self.image, value, self.upscaler.data_path)
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# Resize image to set values
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self.image = self.image.resize((self.p.width, self.p.height), resample=Image.LANCZOS)
|
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def setup_redraw(self, redraw_mode, padding, mask_blur):
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self.redraw.mode = USDUMode(redraw_mode)
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self.redraw.enabled = self.redraw.mode != USDUMode.NONE
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self.redraw.padding = padding
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self.p.mask_blur = mask_blur
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def setup_seams_fix(self, padding, denoise, mask_blur, width, mode):
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self.seams_fix.padding = padding
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self.seams_fix.denoise = denoise
|
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self.seams_fix.mask_blur = mask_blur
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95 |
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self.seams_fix.width = width
|
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self.seams_fix.mode = USDUSFMode(mode)
|
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self.seams_fix.enabled = self.seams_fix.mode != USDUSFMode.NONE
|
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|
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def save_image(self):
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if type(self.p.prompt) != list:
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images.save_image(self.image, self.p.outpath_samples, "", self.p.seed, self.p.prompt, opts.samples_format, info=self.initial_info, p=self.p)
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else:
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images.save_image(self.image, self.p.outpath_samples, "", self.p.seed, self.p.prompt[0], opts.samples_format, info=self.initial_info, p=self.p)
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def calc_jobs_count(self):
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redraw_job_count = (self.rows * self.cols) if self.redraw.enabled else 0
|
107 |
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seams_job_count = 0
|
108 |
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if self.seams_fix.mode == USDUSFMode.BAND_PASS:
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seams_job_count = self.rows + self.cols - 2
|
110 |
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elif self.seams_fix.mode == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE:
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seams_job_count = self.rows * (self.cols - 1) + (self.rows - 1) * self.cols
|
112 |
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elif self.seams_fix.mode == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE_PLUS_INTERSECTIONS:
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seams_job_count = self.rows * (self.cols - 1) + (self.rows - 1) * self.cols + (self.rows - 1) * (self.cols - 1)
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state.job_count = redraw_job_count + seams_job_count
|
116 |
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|
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def print_info(self):
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print(f"Tile size: {self.redraw.tile_width}x{self.redraw.tile_height}")
|
119 |
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print(f"Tiles amount: {self.rows * self.cols}")
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print(f"Grid: {self.rows}x{self.cols}")
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print(f"Redraw enabled: {self.redraw.enabled}")
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print(f"Seams fix mode: {self.seams_fix.mode.name}")
|
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|
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def add_extra_info(self):
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self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale upscaler"] = self.upscaler.name
|
126 |
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self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale tile_width"] = self.redraw.tile_width
|
127 |
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self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale tile_height"] = self.redraw.tile_height
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128 |
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self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale mask_blur"] = self.p.mask_blur
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129 |
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self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale padding"] = self.redraw.padding
|
130 |
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|
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def process(self):
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state.begin()
|
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self.calc_jobs_count()
|
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self.result_images = []
|
135 |
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if self.redraw.enabled:
|
136 |
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self.image = self.redraw.start(self.p, self.image, self.rows, self.cols)
|
137 |
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self.initial_info = self.redraw.initial_info
|
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self.result_images.append(self.image)
|
139 |
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if self.redraw.save:
|
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self.save_image()
|
141 |
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|
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if self.seams_fix.enabled:
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143 |
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self.image = self.seams_fix.start(self.p, self.image, self.rows, self.cols)
|
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self.initial_info = self.seams_fix.initial_info
|
145 |
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self.result_images.append(self.image)
|
146 |
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if self.seams_fix.save:
|
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self.save_image()
|
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state.end()
|
149 |
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|
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class USDURedraw():
|
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|
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def init_draw(self, p, width, height):
|
153 |
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p.inpaint_full_res = True
|
154 |
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p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
|
155 |
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p.width = math.ceil((self.tile_width+self.padding) / 64) * 64
|
156 |
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p.height = math.ceil((self.tile_height+self.padding) / 64) * 64
|
157 |
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mask = Image.new("L", (width, height), "black")
|
158 |
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draw = ImageDraw.Draw(mask)
|
159 |
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return mask, draw
|
160 |
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|
161 |
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def calc_rectangle(self, xi, yi):
|
162 |
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x1 = xi * self.tile_width
|
163 |
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y1 = yi * self.tile_height
|
164 |
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x2 = xi * self.tile_width + self.tile_width
|
165 |
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y2 = yi * self.tile_height + self.tile_height
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def linear_process(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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mask, draw = self.init_draw(p, image.width, image.height)
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for yi in range(rows):
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if state.interrupted:
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break
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draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="white")
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p.init_images = [image]
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p.image_mask = mask
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processed = processing.process_images(p)
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draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="black")
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if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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image = processed.images[0]
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p.width = image.width
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p.height = image.height
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self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
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return image
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def chess_process(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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mask, draw = self.init_draw(p, image.width, image.height)
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tiles = []
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# calc tiles colors
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for yi in range(rows):
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if state.interrupted:
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break
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if xi == 0:
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tiles.append([])
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color = xi % 2 == 0
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if yi > 0 and yi % 2 != 0:
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color = not color
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tiles[yi].append(color)
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for yi in range(len(tiles)):
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for xi in range(len(tiles[yi])):
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if state.interrupted:
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break
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if not tiles[yi][xi]:
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continue
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tiles[yi][xi] = not tiles[yi][xi]
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draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="white")
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p.init_images = [image]
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p.image_mask = mask
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processed = processing.process_images(p)
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draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="black")
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if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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image = processed.images[0]
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for yi in range(len(tiles)):
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for xi in range(len(tiles[yi])):
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if state.interrupted:
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break
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if not tiles[yi][xi]:
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continue
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draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="white")
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p.init_images = [image]
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p.image_mask = mask
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processed = processing.process_images(p)
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draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="black")
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if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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image = processed.images[0]
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p.width = image.width
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p.height = image.height
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self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
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return image
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def start(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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self.initial_info = None
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if self.mode == USDUMode.LINEAR:
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return self.linear_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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if self.mode == USDUMode.CHESS:
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return self.chess_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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class USDUSeamsFix():
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def init_draw(self, p):
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self.initial_info = None
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p.width = math.ceil((self.tile_width+self.padding) / 64) * 64
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p.height = math.ceil((self.tile_height+self.padding) / 64) * 64
|
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def half_tile_process(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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self.init_draw(p)
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processed = None
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gradient = Image.linear_gradient("L")
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row_gradient = Image.new("L", (self.tile_width, self.tile_height), "black")
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row_gradient.paste(gradient.resize(
|
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(self.tile_width, self.tile_height//2), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 0))
|
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row_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(180).resize(
|
264 |
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(self.tile_width, self.tile_height//2), resample=Image.BICUBIC),
|
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(0, self.tile_height//2))
|
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col_gradient = Image.new("L", (self.tile_width, self.tile_height), "black")
|
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col_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(90).resize(
|
268 |
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(self.tile_width//2, self.tile_height), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 0))
|
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col_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(270).resize(
|
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(self.tile_width//2, self.tile_height), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (self.tile_width//2, 0))
|
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|
272 |
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p.denoising_strength = self.denoise
|
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p.mask_blur = self.mask_blur
|
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|
275 |
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for yi in range(rows-1):
|
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for xi in range(cols):
|
277 |
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if state.interrupted:
|
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break
|
279 |
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p.width = self.tile_width
|
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p.height = self.tile_height
|
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p.inpaint_full_res = True
|
282 |
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p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
|
283 |
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mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
|
284 |
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mask.paste(row_gradient, (xi*self.tile_width, yi*self.tile_height + self.tile_height//2))
|
285 |
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|
286 |
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p.init_images = [image]
|
287 |
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p.image_mask = mask
|
288 |
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processed = processing.process_images(p)
|
289 |
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if (len(processed.images) > 0):
|
290 |
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image = processed.images[0]
|
291 |
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|
292 |
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for yi in range(rows):
|
293 |
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for xi in range(cols-1):
|
294 |
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if state.interrupted:
|
295 |
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break
|
296 |
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p.width = self.tile_width
|
297 |
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p.height = self.tile_height
|
298 |
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p.inpaint_full_res = True
|
299 |
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p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
|
300 |
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mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
|
301 |
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mask.paste(col_gradient, (xi*self.tile_width+self.tile_width//2, yi*self.tile_height))
|
302 |
-
|
303 |
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p.init_images = [image]
|
304 |
-
p.image_mask = mask
|
305 |
-
processed = processing.process_images(p)
|
306 |
-
if (len(processed.images) > 0):
|
307 |
-
image = processed.images[0]
|
308 |
-
|
309 |
-
p.width = image.width
|
310 |
-
p.height = image.height
|
311 |
-
if processed is not None:
|
312 |
-
self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
|
313 |
-
|
314 |
-
return image
|
315 |
-
|
316 |
-
def half_tile_process_corners(self, p, image, rows, cols):
|
317 |
-
fixed_image = self.half_tile_process(p, image, rows, cols)
|
318 |
-
processed = None
|
319 |
-
self.init_draw(p)
|
320 |
-
gradient = Image.radial_gradient("L").resize(
|
321 |
-
(self.tile_width, self.tile_height), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
|
322 |
-
gradient = ImageOps.invert(gradient)
|
323 |
-
p.denoising_strength = self.denoise
|
324 |
-
#p.mask_blur = 0
|
325 |
-
p.mask_blur = self.mask_blur
|
326 |
-
|
327 |
-
for yi in range(rows-1):
|
328 |
-
for xi in range(cols-1):
|
329 |
-
if state.interrupted:
|
330 |
-
break
|
331 |
-
p.width = self.tile_width
|
332 |
-
p.height = self.tile_height
|
333 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res = True
|
334 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res_padding = 0
|
335 |
-
mask = Image.new("L", (fixed_image.width, fixed_image.height), "black")
|
336 |
-
mask.paste(gradient, (xi*self.tile_width + self.tile_width//2,
|
337 |
-
yi*self.tile_height + self.tile_height//2))
|
338 |
-
|
339 |
-
p.init_images = [fixed_image]
|
340 |
-
p.image_mask = mask
|
341 |
-
processed = processing.process_images(p)
|
342 |
-
if (len(processed.images) > 0):
|
343 |
-
fixed_image = processed.images[0]
|
344 |
-
|
345 |
-
p.width = fixed_image.width
|
346 |
-
p.height = fixed_image.height
|
347 |
-
if processed is not None:
|
348 |
-
self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
|
349 |
-
|
350 |
-
return fixed_image
|
351 |
-
|
352 |
-
def band_pass_process(self, p, image, cols, rows):
|
353 |
-
|
354 |
-
self.init_draw(p)
|
355 |
-
processed = None
|
356 |
-
|
357 |
-
p.denoising_strength = self.denoise
|
358 |
-
p.mask_blur = 0
|
359 |
-
|
360 |
-
gradient = Image.linear_gradient("L")
|
361 |
-
mirror_gradient = Image.new("L", (256, 256), "black")
|
362 |
-
mirror_gradient.paste(gradient.resize((256, 128), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 0))
|
363 |
-
mirror_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(180).resize((256, 128), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 128))
|
364 |
-
|
365 |
-
row_gradient = mirror_gradient.resize((image.width, self.width), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
|
366 |
-
col_gradient = mirror_gradient.rotate(90).resize((self.width, image.height), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
|
367 |
-
|
368 |
-
for xi in range(1, rows):
|
369 |
-
if state.interrupted:
|
370 |
-
break
|
371 |
-
p.width = self.width + self.padding * 2
|
372 |
-
p.height = image.height
|
373 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res = True
|
374 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
|
375 |
-
mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
|
376 |
-
mask.paste(col_gradient, (xi * self.tile_width - self.width // 2, 0))
|
377 |
-
|
378 |
-
p.init_images = [image]
|
379 |
-
p.image_mask = mask
|
380 |
-
processed = processing.process_images(p)
|
381 |
-
if (len(processed.images) > 0):
|
382 |
-
image = processed.images[0]
|
383 |
-
for yi in range(1, cols):
|
384 |
-
if state.interrupted:
|
385 |
-
break
|
386 |
-
p.width = image.width
|
387 |
-
p.height = self.width + self.padding * 2
|
388 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res = True
|
389 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
|
390 |
-
mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
|
391 |
-
mask.paste(row_gradient, (0, yi * self.tile_height - self.width // 2))
|
392 |
-
|
393 |
-
p.init_images = [image]
|
394 |
-
p.image_mask = mask
|
395 |
-
processed = processing.process_images(p)
|
396 |
-
if (len(processed.images) > 0):
|
397 |
-
image = processed.images[0]
|
398 |
-
|
399 |
-
p.width = image.width
|
400 |
-
p.height = image.height
|
401 |
-
if processed is not None:
|
402 |
-
self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
|
403 |
-
|
404 |
-
return image
|
405 |
-
|
406 |
-
def start(self, p, image, rows, cols):
|
407 |
-
if USDUSFMode(self.mode) == USDUSFMode.BAND_PASS:
|
408 |
-
return self.band_pass_process(p, image, rows, cols)
|
409 |
-
elif USDUSFMode(self.mode) == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE:
|
410 |
-
return self.half_tile_process(p, image, rows, cols)
|
411 |
-
elif USDUSFMode(self.mode) == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE_PLUS_INTERSECTIONS:
|
412 |
-
return self.half_tile_process_corners(p, image, rows, cols)
|
413 |
-
else:
|
414 |
-
return image
|
415 |
-
|
416 |
-
class Script(scripts.Script):
|
417 |
-
def title(self):
|
418 |
-
return "Ultimate SD upscale"
|
419 |
-
|
420 |
-
def show(self, is_img2img):
|
421 |
-
return is_img2img
|
422 |
-
|
423 |
-
def ui(self, is_img2img):
|
424 |
-
|
425 |
-
target_size_types = [
|
426 |
-
"From img2img2 settings",
|
427 |
-
"Custom size",
|
428 |
-
"Scale from image size"
|
429 |
-
]
|
430 |
-
|
431 |
-
seams_fix_types = [
|
432 |
-
"None",
|
433 |
-
"Band pass",
|
434 |
-
"Half tile offset pass",
|
435 |
-
"Half tile offset pass + intersections"
|
436 |
-
]
|
437 |
-
|
438 |
-
redrow_modes = [
|
439 |
-
"Linear",
|
440 |
-
"Chess",
|
441 |
-
"None"
|
442 |
-
]
|
443 |
-
|
444 |
-
info = gr.HTML(
|
445 |
-
"<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Will upscale the image depending on the selected target size type</p>")
|
446 |
-
|
447 |
-
with gr.Row():
|
448 |
-
target_size_type = gr.Dropdown(label="Target size type", choices=[k for k in target_size_types], type="index",
|
449 |
-
value=next(iter(target_size_types)))
|
450 |
-
|
451 |
-
custom_width = gr.Slider(label='Custom width', minimum=64, maximum=8192, step=64, value=2048, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
452 |
-
custom_height = gr.Slider(label='Custom height', minimum=64, maximum=8192, step=64, value=2048, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
453 |
-
custom_scale = gr.Slider(label='Scale', minimum=1, maximum=16, step=0.01, value=2, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
454 |
-
|
455 |
-
gr.HTML("<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Redraw options:</p>")
|
456 |
-
with gr.Row():
|
457 |
-
upscaler_index = gr.Radio(label='Upscaler', choices=[x.name for x in shared.sd_upscalers],
|
458 |
-
value=shared.sd_upscalers[0].name, type="index")
|
459 |
-
with gr.Row():
|
460 |
-
redraw_mode = gr.Dropdown(label="Type", choices=[k for k in redrow_modes], type="index", value=next(iter(redrow_modes)))
|
461 |
-
tile_width = gr.Slider(minimum=0, maximum=2048, step=64, label='Tile width', value=512)
|
462 |
-
tile_height = gr.Slider(minimum=0, maximum=2048, step=64, label='Tile height', value=0)
|
463 |
-
mask_blur = gr.Slider(label='Mask blur', minimum=0, maximum=64, step=1, value=8)
|
464 |
-
padding = gr.Slider(label='Padding', minimum=0, maximum=128, step=1, value=32)
|
465 |
-
gr.HTML("<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Seams fix:</p>")
|
466 |
-
with gr.Row():
|
467 |
-
seams_fix_type = gr.Dropdown(label="Type", choices=[k for k in seams_fix_types], type="index", value=next(iter(seams_fix_types)))
|
468 |
-
seams_fix_denoise = gr.Slider(label='Denoise', minimum=0, maximum=1, step=0.01, value=0.35, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
469 |
-
seams_fix_width = gr.Slider(label='Width', minimum=0, maximum=128, step=1, value=64, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
470 |
-
seams_fix_mask_blur = gr.Slider(label='Mask blur', minimum=0, maximum=64, step=1, value=4, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
471 |
-
seams_fix_padding = gr.Slider(label='Padding', minimum=0, maximum=128, step=1, value=16, visible=False, interactive=True)
|
472 |
-
gr.HTML("<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Save options:</p>")
|
473 |
-
with gr.Row():
|
474 |
-
save_upscaled_image = gr.Checkbox(label="Upscaled", value=True)
|
475 |
-
save_seams_fix_image = gr.Checkbox(label="Seams fix", value=False)
|
476 |
-
|
477 |
-
def select_fix_type(fix_index):
|
478 |
-
all_visible = fix_index != 0
|
479 |
-
mask_blur_visible = fix_index == 2 or fix_index == 3
|
480 |
-
width_visible = fix_index == 1
|
481 |
-
|
482 |
-
return [gr.update(visible=all_visible),
|
483 |
-
gr.update(visible=width_visible),
|
484 |
-
gr.update(visible=mask_blur_visible),
|
485 |
-
gr.update(visible=all_visible)]
|
486 |
-
|
487 |
-
seams_fix_type.change(
|
488 |
-
fn=select_fix_type,
|
489 |
-
inputs=seams_fix_type,
|
490 |
-
outputs=[seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_mask_blur, seams_fix_padding]
|
491 |
-
)
|
492 |
-
|
493 |
-
def select_scale_type(scale_index):
|
494 |
-
is_custom_size = scale_index == 1
|
495 |
-
is_custom_scale = scale_index == 2
|
496 |
-
|
497 |
-
return [gr.update(visible=is_custom_size),
|
498 |
-
gr.update(visible=is_custom_size),
|
499 |
-
gr.update(visible=is_custom_scale),
|
500 |
-
]
|
501 |
-
|
502 |
-
target_size_type.change(
|
503 |
-
fn=select_scale_type,
|
504 |
-
inputs=target_size_type,
|
505 |
-
outputs=[custom_width, custom_height, custom_scale]
|
506 |
-
)
|
507 |
-
|
508 |
-
return [info, tile_width, tile_height, mask_blur, padding, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_padding,
|
509 |
-
upscaler_index, save_upscaled_image, redraw_mode, save_seams_fix_image, seams_fix_mask_blur,
|
510 |
-
seams_fix_type, target_size_type, custom_width, custom_height, custom_scale]
|
511 |
-
|
512 |
-
def run(self, p, _, tile_width, tile_height, mask_blur, padding, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_padding,
|
513 |
-
upscaler_index, save_upscaled_image, redraw_mode, save_seams_fix_image, seams_fix_mask_blur,
|
514 |
-
seams_fix_type, target_size_type, custom_width, custom_height, custom_scale):
|
515 |
-
|
516 |
-
# Init
|
517 |
-
processing.fix_seed(p)
|
518 |
-
devices.torch_gc()
|
519 |
-
|
520 |
-
p.do_not_save_grid = True
|
521 |
-
p.do_not_save_samples = True
|
522 |
-
p.inpaint_full_res = False
|
523 |
-
|
524 |
-
p.inpainting_fill = 1
|
525 |
-
p.n_iter = 1
|
526 |
-
p.batch_size = 1
|
527 |
-
|
528 |
-
seed = p.seed
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529 |
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custom_nodes/ComfyUI_UltimateSDUpscale/usdu_patch.py
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# Make some patches to the script
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from repositories import ultimate_upscale as usdu
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19 |
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def new_init(self, p, image, upscaler_index, save_redraw, save_seams_fix, tile_width, tile_height):
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24 |
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25 |
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27 |
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28 |
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31 |
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33 |
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34 |
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37 |
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38 |
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|
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40 |
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|
41 |
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old_setup_seams_fix = usdu.USDUSeamsFix.init_draw
|
42 |
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43 |
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44 |
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def new_setup_seams_fix(self, p):
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46 |
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49 |
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|
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52 |
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53 |
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#
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54 |
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# Make the script upscale on a batch of images instead of one image
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55 |
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#
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56 |
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57 |
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|
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59 |
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60 |
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def new_upscale(self):
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61 |
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old_upscale(self)
|
62 |
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shared.batch = [self.image] + \
|
63 |
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|
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65 |
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import numpy as np
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from PIL import Image, ImageFilter
|
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import torch
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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|
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14 |
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def tensor_to_pil(img_tensor, batch_index=0):
|
15 |
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|
16 |
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|
17 |
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|
18 |
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# Take the image in the batch given by batch_index
|
19 |
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|
20 |
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|
21 |
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img = Image.fromarray(np.clip(i, 0, 255).astype(np.uint8).squeeze())
|
22 |
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|
23 |
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|
24 |
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|
25 |
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def pil_to_tensor(image):
|
26 |
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|
27 |
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image = np.array(image).astype(np.float32) / 255.0
|
28 |
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image = torch.from_numpy(image).unsqueeze(0)
|
29 |
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if len(image.shape) == 3: # If the image is grayscale, add a channel dimension
|
30 |
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|
31 |
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return image
|
32 |
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|
33 |
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|
34 |
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def controlnet_hint_to_pil(tensor, batch_index=0):
|
35 |
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return tensor_to_pil(tensor.movedim(1, -1), batch_index)
|
36 |
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|
37 |
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|
38 |
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def pil_to_controlnet_hint(img):
|
39 |
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|
40 |
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|
41 |
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|
42 |
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def crop_tensor(tensor, region):
|
43 |
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|
44 |
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|
45 |
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|
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48 |
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def resize_tensor(tensor, size, mode="nearest-exact"):
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|
50 |
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# it to a shape of [B, C, size[0], size[1]] using the given mode
|
51 |
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|
56 |
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# Should be equivalent to the get_crop_region function from https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/blob/master/modules/masking.py
|
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|
58 |
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59 |
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|
60 |
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else:
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61 |
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|
62 |
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|
63 |
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|
64 |
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|
65 |
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|
66 |
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67 |
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|
68 |
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|
69 |
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70 |
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def fix_crop_region(region, image_size):
|
71 |
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# Remove the extra pixel added by the get_crop_region function
|
72 |
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image_width, image_height = image_size
|
73 |
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x1, y1, x2, y2 = region
|
74 |
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if x2 < image_width:
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75 |
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|
76 |
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if y2 < image_height:
|
77 |
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|
78 |
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return x1, y1, x2, y2
|
79 |
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|
80 |
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|
81 |
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def expand_crop(region, width, height, target_width, target_height):
|
82 |
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'''
|
83 |
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Expands a crop region to a specified target size.
|
84 |
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:param region: A tuple of the form (x1, y1, x2, y2) denoting the upper left and the lower right points
|
85 |
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of the rectangular region. Expected to have x2 > x1 and y2 > y1.
|
86 |
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:param width: The width of the image the crop region is from.
|
87 |
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:param height: The height of the image the crop region is from.
|
88 |
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:param target_width: The desired width of the crop region.
|
89 |
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:param target_height: The desired height of the crop region.
|
90 |
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'''
|
91 |
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x1, y1, x2, y2 = region
|
92 |
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actual_width = x2 - x1
|
93 |
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actual_height = y2 - y1
|
94 |
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# target_width = math.ceil(actual_width / 8) * 8
|
95 |
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# target_height = math.ceil(actual_height / 8) * 8
|
96 |
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|
97 |
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# Try to expand region to the right of half the difference
|
98 |
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width_diff = target_width - actual_width
|
99 |
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x2 = min(x2 + width_diff // 2, width)
|
100 |
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# Expand region to the left of the difference including the pixels that could not be expanded to the right
|
101 |
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width_diff = target_width - (x2 - x1)
|
102 |
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x1 = max(x1 - width_diff, 0)
|
103 |
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# Try the right again
|
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def pad_tensor(tensor, left_pad, right_pad, top_pad, bottom_pad, fill=False, blur=False):
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'''
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Pads an image tensor with the given number of pixels on each side and fills the padding with data from the edges.
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:param tensor: A tensor of shape [B, H, W, C]
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:param left_pad: The number of pixels to pad on the left side
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:param blur: Whether to blur the padded edges
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'''
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batch_size, channels, height, width = tensor.shape
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h_pad = left_pad + right_pad
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v_pad = top_pad + bottom_pad
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new_width = width + h_pad
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new_height = height + v_pad
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padded[:, :, top_pad:top_pad + height, left_pad:left_pad + width] = tensor
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# Duplicate the edges of the original image into the padding
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if top_pad > 0:
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padded[:, :, :top_pad, :] = padded[:, :, top_pad:top_pad + 1, :] # Top edge
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if bottom_pad > 0:
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padded[:, :, -bottom_pad:, :] = padded[:, :, -bottom_pad - 1:-bottom_pad, :] # Bottom edge
|
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if left_pad > 0:
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padded[:, :, :, :left_pad] = padded[:, :, :, left_pad:left_pad + 1] # Left edge
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if right_pad > 0:
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padded[:, :, :, -right_pad:] = padded[:, :, :, -right_pad - 1:-right_pad] # Right edge
|
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|
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|
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def resize_and_pad_image(image, width, height, fill=False, blur=False):
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'''
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Resizes an image to the given width and height and pads it to the given width and height.
|
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:param image: A PIL image
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:param width: The width of the resized image
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:param height: The height of the resized image
|
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:param fill: Whether to fill the padding with data from the edges
|
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:param blur: Whether to blur the padded edges
|
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:return: A PIL image of size (width, height)
|
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'''
|
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width_ratio = width / image.width
|
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height_ratio = height / image.height
|
259 |
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if height_ratio > width_ratio:
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260 |
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resize_ratio = width_ratio
|
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else:
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resize_ratio = height_ratio
|
263 |
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resize_width = round(image.width * resize_ratio)
|
264 |
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resize_height = round(image.height * resize_ratio)
|
265 |
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resized = image.resize((resize_width, resize_height), resample=Image.Resampling.LANCZOS)
|
266 |
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# Pad the sides of the image to get the image to the desired size that wasn't covered by the resize
|
267 |
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horizontal_pad = (width - resize_width) // 2
|
268 |
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vertical_pad = (height - resize_height) // 2
|
269 |
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result = pad_image2(resized, horizontal_pad, horizontal_pad, vertical_pad, vertical_pad, fill, blur)
|
270 |
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result = result.resize((width, height), resample=Image.Resampling.LANCZOS)
|
271 |
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return result, (horizontal_pad, vertical_pad)
|
272 |
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|
273 |
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|
274 |
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def resize_and_pad_tensor(tensor, width, height, fill=False, blur=False):
|
275 |
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'''
|
276 |
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Resizes an image tensor to the given width and height and pads it to the given width and height.
|
277 |
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:param tensor: A tensor of shape [B, H, W, C]
|
278 |
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:param width: The width of the resized image
|
279 |
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:param height: The height of the resized image
|
280 |
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:param fill: Whether to fill the padding with data from the edges
|
281 |
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:param blur: Whether to blur the padded edges
|
282 |
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:return: A tensor of shape [B, height, width, C]
|
283 |
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'''
|
284 |
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# Resize the image to the closest size that maintains the aspect ratio
|
285 |
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width_ratio = width / tensor.shape[3]
|
286 |
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height_ratio = height / tensor.shape[2]
|
287 |
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if height_ratio > width_ratio:
|
288 |
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resize_ratio = width_ratio
|
289 |
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else:
|
290 |
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resize_ratio = height_ratio
|
291 |
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resize_width = round(tensor.shape[3] * resize_ratio)
|
292 |
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resize_height = round(tensor.shape[2] * resize_ratio)
|
293 |
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resized = F.interpolate(tensor, size=(resize_height, resize_width), mode='nearest-exact')
|
294 |
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# Pad the sides of the image to get the image to the desired size that wasn't covered by the resize
|
295 |
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horizontal_pad = (width - resize_width) // 2
|
296 |
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vertical_pad = (height - resize_height) // 2
|
297 |
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result = pad_tensor(resized, horizontal_pad, horizontal_pad, vertical_pad, vertical_pad, fill, blur)
|
298 |
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result = F.interpolate(result, size=(height, width), mode='nearest-exact')
|
299 |
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return result
|
300 |
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|
301 |
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|
302 |
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def crop_controlnet(cond_dict, region, init_size, canvas_size, tile_size, w_pad, h_pad):
|
303 |
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if "control" not in cond_dict:
|
304 |
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return
|
305 |
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c = cond_dict["control"]
|
306 |
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controlnet = c.copy()
|
307 |
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cond_dict["control"] = controlnet
|
308 |
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while c is not None:
|
309 |
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# hint is shape (B, C, H, W)
|
310 |
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hint = controlnet.cond_hint_original
|
311 |
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resized_crop = resize_region(region, canvas_size, hint.shape[:-3:-1])
|
312 |
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hint = crop_tensor(hint.movedim(1, -1), resized_crop).movedim(-1, 1)
|
313 |
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hint = resize_tensor(hint, tile_size[::-1])
|
314 |
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controlnet.cond_hint_original = hint
|
315 |
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c = c.previous_controlnet
|
316 |
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controlnet.set_previous_controlnet(c.copy() if c is not None else None)
|
317 |
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controlnet = controlnet.previous_controlnet
|
318 |
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|
319 |
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|
320 |
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def region_intersection(region1, region2):
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321 |
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"""
|
322 |
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Returns the coordinates of the intersection of two rectangular regions.
|
323 |
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:param region1: A tuple of the form (x1, y1, x2, y2) denoting the upper left and the lower right points
|
324 |
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of the first rectangular region. Expected to have x2 > x1 and y2 > y1.
|
325 |
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:param region2: The second rectangular region with the same format as the first.
|
326 |
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:return: A tuple of the form (x1, y1, x2, y2) denoting the rectangular intersection.
|
327 |
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None if there is no intersection.
|
328 |
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"""
|
329 |
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x1, y1, x2, y2 = region1
|
330 |
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x1_, y1_, x2_, y2_ = region2
|
331 |
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x1 = max(x1, x1_)
|
332 |
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y1 = max(y1, y1_)
|
333 |
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x2 = min(x2, x2_)
|
334 |
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y2 = min(y2, y2_)
|
335 |
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if x1 >= x2 or y1 >= y2:
|
336 |
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return None
|
337 |
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return (x1, y1, x2, y2)
|
338 |
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|
339 |
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|
340 |
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def crop_gligen(cond_dict, region, init_size, canvas_size, tile_size, w_pad, h_pad):
|
341 |
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if "gligen" not in cond_dict:
|
342 |
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return
|
343 |
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type, model, cond = cond_dict["gligen"]
|
344 |
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if type != "position":
|
345 |
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from warnings import warn
|
346 |
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warn(f"Unknown gligen type {type}")
|
347 |
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return
|
348 |
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cropped = []
|
349 |
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for c in cond:
|
350 |
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emb, h, w, y, x = c
|
351 |
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# Get the coordinates of the box in the upscaled image
|
352 |
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x1 = x * 8
|
353 |
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y1 = y * 8
|
354 |
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x2 = x1 + w * 8
|
355 |
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y2 = y1 + h * 8
|
356 |
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gligen_upscaled_box = resize_region((x1, y1, x2, y2), init_size, canvas_size)
|
357 |
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|
358 |
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# Calculate the intersection of the gligen box and the region
|
359 |
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intersection = region_intersection(gligen_upscaled_box, region)
|
360 |
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if intersection is None:
|
361 |
-
continue
|
362 |
-
x1, y1, x2, y2 = intersection
|
363 |
-
|
364 |
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# Offset the gligen box so that the origin is at the top left of the tile region
|
365 |
-
x1 -= region[0]
|
366 |
-
y1 -= region[1]
|
367 |
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x2 -= region[0]
|
368 |
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y2 -= region[1]
|
369 |
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|
370 |
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# Add the padding
|
371 |
-
x1 += w_pad
|
372 |
-
y1 += h_pad
|
373 |
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x2 += w_pad
|
374 |
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y2 += h_pad
|
375 |
-
|
376 |
-
# Set the new position params
|
377 |
-
h = (y2 - y1) // 8
|
378 |
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w = (x2 - x1) // 8
|
379 |
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x = x1 // 8
|
380 |
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y = y1 // 8
|
381 |
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cropped.append((emb, h, w, y, x))
|
382 |
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|
383 |
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cond_dict["gligen"] = (type, model, cropped)
|
384 |
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|
385 |
-
|
386 |
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def crop_area(cond_dict, region, init_size, canvas_size, tile_size, w_pad, h_pad):
|
387 |
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if "area" not in cond_dict:
|
388 |
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return
|
389 |
-
|
390 |
-
# Resize the area conditioning to the canvas size and confine it to the tile region
|
391 |
-
h, w, y, x = cond_dict["area"]
|
392 |
-
w, h, x, y = 8 * w, 8 * h, 8 * x, 8 * y
|
393 |
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x1, y1, x2, y2 = resize_region((x, y, x + w, y + h), init_size, canvas_size)
|
394 |
-
intersection = region_intersection((x1, y1, x2, y2), region)
|
395 |
-
if intersection is None:
|
396 |
-
del cond_dict["area"]
|
397 |
-
del cond_dict["strength"]
|
398 |
-
return
|
399 |
-
x1, y1, x2, y2 = intersection
|
400 |
-
|
401 |
-
# Offset origin to the top left of the tile
|
402 |
-
x1 -= region[0]
|
403 |
-
y1 -= region[1]
|
404 |
-
x2 -= region[0]
|
405 |
-
y2 -= region[1]
|
406 |
-
|
407 |
-
# Add the padding
|
408 |
-
x1 += w_pad
|
409 |
-
y1 += h_pad
|
410 |
-
x2 += w_pad
|
411 |
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y2 += h_pad
|
412 |
-
|
413 |
-
# Set the params for tile
|
414 |
-
w, h = (x2 - x1) // 8, (y2 - y1) // 8
|
415 |
-
x, y = x1 // 8, y1 // 8
|
416 |
-
|
417 |
-
cond_dict["area"] = (h, w, y, x)
|
418 |
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|
419 |
-
|
420 |
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def crop_mask(cond_dict, region, init_size, canvas_size, tile_size, w_pad, h_pad):
|
421 |
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if "mask" not in cond_dict:
|
422 |
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return
|
423 |
-
mask_tensor = cond_dict["mask"] # (B, H, W)
|
424 |
-
masks = []
|
425 |
-
for i in range(mask_tensor.shape[0]):
|
426 |
-
# Convert to PIL image
|
427 |
-
mask = tensor_to_pil(mask_tensor, i) # W x H
|
428 |
-
|
429 |
-
# Resize the mask to the canvas size
|
430 |
-
mask = mask.resize(canvas_size, Image.Resampling.BICUBIC)
|
431 |
-
|
432 |
-
# Crop the mask to the region
|
433 |
-
mask = mask.crop(region)
|
434 |
-
|
435 |
-
# Add padding
|
436 |
-
mask, _ = resize_and_pad_image(mask, tile_size[0], tile_size[1], fill=True)
|
437 |
-
|
438 |
-
# Resize the mask to the tile size
|
439 |
-
if tile_size != mask.size:
|
440 |
-
mask = mask.resize(tile_size, Image.Resampling.BICUBIC)
|
441 |
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mask = pil_to_tensor(mask) # (1, H, W, 1)
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masks.append(mask)
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crop_area(cond_dict, region, init_size, canvas_size, tile_size, w_pad, h_pad)
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cropped.append(n)
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