Waifu Diffusion on AMD and Windows
TLDRThis tutorial guides viewers on how to run the waifu diffusion model on AMD cards with Windows, emphasizing its simplicity. It advises watching a previous video for installing stable diffusion on AMD first. The process involves downloading a modified diffuser library, an Onyx nightly build library, and setting up a virtual environment. It also includes installing additional libraries, logging into Hugging Face, downloading model weights, and making specific code changes to utilize waifu diffusion with AMD on Windows.
Takeaways
- 😀 The tutorial is designed for users with AMD cards looking to run waifu diffusion.
- 🔧 It is recommended to first understand how to install regular stable diffusion on AMD before proceeding.
- 💾 Users need to download a modified diffuser library code from a specified GitHub repository.
- 🌐 The Onyx nightly build library is required and should match the user's Python version.
- 📂 A new folder named 'diffuser DML waifu' is created to avoid conflicts with existing setups.
- 💻 Command prompt is used for installation, with an optional step to create a virtual environment.
- 📝 The 'save_onyx.py' script needs to be edited to specify the waifu diffusion model from hugging face.
- 🔗 A token from hugging face is required for downloading the model, which can be obtained from the user's settings.
- 🔄 The script will download and convert model weights from hugging face into a format compatible with AMD cards.
- 🖼️ After the conversion, the user can run the waifu diffusion model using the modified 'DML_onyx.py' file.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video?
-The main topic of the video is how to run Waifu Diffusion on an AMD card using Windows.
Why is it recommended to watch another video before starting?
-It is recommended to watch another video that provides a detailed walkthrough on installing regular stable diffusion on an AMD card, as many steps for installing Waifu Diffusion are similar.
Where can the modified diffuser library code be downloaded from?
-The modified diffuser library code can be downloaded from a GitHub repository, with the link provided in the video description.
What is the significance of the DML branch in the GitHub repository?
-The DML branch in the GitHub repository is significant because it contains the necessary code for running Waifu Diffusion on an AMD card.
Why is it important to match the Onyx nightly build library version with the Python version?
-It is important to match the Onyx nightly build library version with the Python version to ensure compatibility and avoid installation errors.
What is the purpose of creating a virtual environment during the installation process?
-Creating a virtual environment is to isolate the project's Python environment, preventing conflicts with other Python projects and preserving system-wide Python settings.
How does one install the Onyx nightly build library using the command prompt?
-One installs the Onyx nightly build library using the command prompt by navigating to the folder containing the wheel file and running the command 'pip install' followed by the file name.
What is the role of the 'huggingface' in the process described in the video?
-Huggingface is used to log in and download the Waifu Diffusion model from the Hugging Face website, which is necessary for the model to function.
Why is it necessary to replace 'stable diffusion' with 'Waifu diffusion' in the code?
-It is necessary to replace 'stable diffusion' with 'Waifu diffusion' in the code to ensure that the program uses the correct model for generating images.
What does the process of downloading and converting model weights involve?
-The process involves running a script that downloads the model weights from the Waifu Diffusion Hugging Face page and converts them into Onyx files, which can be used by the AMD card.
How long does the downloading and converting of model weights typically take?
-The downloading and converting of model weights can take a while, depending on the speed of the internet connection and the processing power of the computer.
Outlines
😀 Introduction to Waifu Diffusion on AMD
The tutorial begins with a welcome and an introduction to installing Waifu Diffusion on an AMD card. It emphasizes that the process is similar to installing regular stable diffusion and suggests watching a previous video for a detailed walkthrough. The presenter highly recommends understanding the installation of the regular version before proceeding. The tutorial will quickly go through the steps, as they are largely identical to the previous video.
🛠️ Step-by-Step Installation Guide
The second paragraph dives into the installation process. It starts with downloading a modified diffuser library from a GitHub repository, specifically the DML branch. The next step is to download the Onyx nightly build library, ensuring it matches the user's Python version. The presenter then demonstrates how to unzip the downloaded files and rename them for clarity. The installation process involves using the command prompt, creating a virtual environment, and installing the necessary libraries. The tutorial also guides the user through logging into Hugging Face to download the model and making specific code changes to utilize Waifu Diffusion instead of the standard stable diffusion.
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Keywords
💡Waifu Diffusion
💡AMD card
💡Stable Diffusion
💡GitHub repository
💡Onyx nightly build Library
💡Python version
💡Virtual environment
💡Command prompt
💡Hugging Face
💡Model weights
Highlights
Tutorial on running Waifu Diffusion on AMD cards with Windows OS.
Similarity to installing regular stable diffusion on AMD.
Detailed walkthrough for regular stable diffusion installation recommended.
Downloading modified diffuser library code from GitHub.
Using DML branch for the diffuser library.
Downloading Onyx nightly build library matching Python version.
Unzipping and renaming the diffuser library for Waifu diffusion.
Using command prompt for installation as administrator.
Creating a virtual environment for Python.
Installing Onyx nightly build library using pip.
Installing additional libraries: Transformers, Tokenizers, and FTfy.
Logging into Hugging Face to download the model.
Generating and using a Hugging Face access token.
Editing the save_onyx.py file to use Waifu diffusion model.
Running the save_onyx.py script to download and convert model weights.
Making necessary changes in the dml_onyx.py file.
Final steps to run Waifu diffusion with AMD card on Windows.
Completion of the tutorial with a demonstration of the result.