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Your wish is to have X/Y plot but with N pictures for each combination ? |
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Could someone expand the current x/y plot to x/y/z plot?
I think there are two different use cases for the x/y and x/y/z plot.
One is to compare results; normally, you use a fixed seed, turn off "keep -1 for seeds", and set "batch count" and "batch size" to 1. The grid is very useful and a must-have.
The other use case is not about comparison but getting a larger sample. Your prompt is basically ready, and you now want a special "magic" result or to see many variations. The grid does not matter (but a nice to have); you want each sample to be random, so your seed is -1 and you activated the "keep -1 for seeds". You set "batch count" and "batch size" to max (16 and 8) because you want to get hundreds, if not thousands, of images randomly across a large spectrum of options.
It is in this last case that x/y/z would be tremendously helpful. In my particular case, I run Sampling steps/CFG/Sampler, but I am sure others exist using denoising and other parameters.
We just need an extra vector (z), there is no need to change the current functionality (well, it would be great if x/y would use "batch size" as it currently ignores it).
And yes, I am aware of a script that does x/y/z, but unfortunately is not usable. It ignores the name pattern defined in the UI, making it impossible to manage 1000+ images generated, and also ignores "batch count", therefore not making the large number of images intended.
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