How to run batch with random seed for every image?

[murfuzl]

Now seed changes +1 for every image, and it leads to very similar images in batch

[ClashSAN]

run n times script in the wiki does this.

[avviano]

thanks for sharing!

[AugmentedRealityCat]

Now seed changes +1 for every image, and it leads to very similar images in batch

If your images are very similar, the reason probably isn't the seed as seed #2 should be as different from seed #1 as it is from seed #8475903. Seed numbers are like names on a random list of people put in alphabetical order: even though people above and below you may have a name that share the same first letter as yours, it doesn't mean they are related to you in any way.

[murfuzl]

Seed numbers are like names on a random list of people put in alphabetical order:

Thank you. I know this, and usually it works fine, but some times i need something like this:

and receive batch of 16 very different images, but in style like this (prompt is the same) )))

It is posible to do like ClashSAN said, and to start new batch with random starting seed. But I'd like to run batch of 16 image with 16 random seeds.
So, I made a little change in processing.py (add p.seed list generator of random numbers) and try it now.
Thank you for yor answers)

[Alfred-droid-star]

I want to do the same and have very little experience in coding. Can you tell me exactly which lines you added where?

[plaidpants]

Now seed changes +1 for every image, and it leads to very similar images in batch

where is this done, and what did the seed increment prior, having trouble recreating an old image from a batch

[AugmentedRealityCat]

The increment has always been +1.
If you made a batch of four images then the info panel below the viewport will show you the seed number of the first of those four images.
If you want to know the seed number for the one that follow, you simply add +1 to the seed of the one coming before.
So if your 1st image was seed 123456, then the 2nd, 3rd and 4th will be 123457, 123458 and 123459, respectively.

If you have doubt you can also use the PNG info pane to extract the info back from an image you previously generated.

I also would like to insist on the fact that there is as much difference between seed 123456 and 123457 than there is between seed 000001 and seed 999999.

[avviano]

https://gist.github.com/camenduru/9ec5f8141db9902e375967e93250860f (this is the link to the "run n times" script). Copy and paste the script into your scripts directory of your local webui installation. It works well and can be used as a batch processor that truly randomizes each generative instance.

It would be nice to have this integrated into the webui at one point. Strictly speaking, the cube icon is misleading, as this will only randomize when creating one image, but not when creating batch size larger than 1. As soon as you create a batch, it will not randomize but run seeds sequentially. This is confusing and it is currently also not possible to fully randomize every image in a batch sequence, except by using the "run n times" script (which is very useful).

It would be nice to have that as a possibility in the webui. Like a checkmark next to the cube icon "randomize each image in batch".

[Neytiri7]

How do I use this script?

What value should I put in the "n" item?
I typed "5" to pull out 5 pages, but it's continuously the same seed+1.

[rltgjqmcpgjadyd]

Hover your cursor over the generate button and right-click to repeat the generate action to randomize it.

[Neytiri7]

So, the script doesn't matter?

[rltgjqmcpgjadyd]

This is basic functionality, no script required

[noisefloordev]

Why do people want to randomize the seed? Like someone said above, images are no more random if you randomize the seed. The seed is the randomization--that's what a PRNG seed is for.

[Loli-Kyn]

I encountered the same problem after I turned off "Add number to filename when saving" in the settings Check your settings and turn it on if it is turned off. I hope this will help you.