X/Y Plot script suggestion. Adding the Z

[VarisBgold]

Hello, I would like to add a suggestion to add a Z axis (time/number of runs) to the X/P plots script to the web GUI.

If you'd select X/P/Z Plot script it, it would create the same 2 alternatives for X and Y types, but add a Z with a number indicator starting at 1 or 2 going up as far as you'd want it.

I would like for the Z to spawn one more of the X & Y type boxes for you to fill in however you want.

It would first run the Z nr 1 through the whole process.
Then start Z nr 2, Z nr 3 and so on.

This would allow you to either create big batches or more tests for smooth repeats.

I usually have to manually go through a lot of different X and Y settings to find what I like the best, and it's also fun to experiment.
Manually rewriting the Y and X types again and again, even with a copy paste can be messy since sometimes it needs to be pretty precise.

I would love to set up a X/Y/Z script to go through my usuals of CFG scale, Steps, Denoiser, Sampler, Checkpoint name... I mean I go through most of them. But I feel it would be a lot smoother to be able to line up a big render and let it run through your usual options you like to check and fiddle with.

My two cents. I don't think it would be a big challange to add or change?
Soz if I'm wrong.

I love Ai art n stuff

[ClashSAN]

somebody made an xyz custom script: #2922

[VarisBgold]

Hm, well, the idea I had was more about a functionallity expansion or option rather than a new technique, doesn't need to be called XYZ plot and maybe just be a basic option to add to the X/Y plots function? It was just the first name of the top of my head because it's missing from the base version atm

[Gerschel]

I kinda understand what you're saying, but more clarification would help.

Instead of trying to explain it, could you give an example.
Instead of calling it z, let's call it i, for iteration.
From what I'm gathering, you want x/y to do one thing, suppose x is steps and y is cfg.
But then you want a depth to it like layer 1 uses a set of x/y, but layer 2 uses another set of x_i/y_i.
Whatever it is, I think I could pull it off. I just need a greater understanding.

[Gerschel]

I might have found an issue, hitting save saves it twice. Check on a very low count and see if it duplicates any autosaves.

[VarisBgold]

Seems to work like a charm to me, no duplicates so far even when having auto save and hitting manual save.

Very impressive work!

If there's any feedback I could possibly give about the current version it would be to maybe impliment a "seperate grids" function, so it draws up the additional new Z grids as seperate image grids. But I have no idea how difficult that would be to change.

Either way, the current script seems to work excellt as is, I love it!

[Gerschel]

Updated to have each as their own grid, master grid still created.

[VarisBgold]

Phew, been away for a while so finally got time to test it out, it works really good!

Now I've run into another conundrum though. I hadn't given it much thought until now, but I can't run 2 scrips together.

For example, I want to run the new X/Y/Z plot grid script you've made, but I also want to run the Dynamic Prompting script.
Obviously I can only choose one atm. But I imagine in the future when we have more scripts, the need or want to combine several scripts to run might be a thing.

However I have no idea how difficult that would be to impliment. I imagine it being difficult depending on the script type. Dynamic prompting has to do with the prompts, while the XYZ plot grid runs "rendering variables" I would like to imagine it's called?

It may have to categorize the scripts function and decide on when or where to insert and run it between functions or something... ngh, hard to imagine a solution as I'm only a beginner at best when it comes to python.

[yspacedev]

I don't know if this would help, but I made an expanded xy grid script based off the base xy grid that includes a "Multitool" feature that allows you to put more than one parameter on an axis. https://github.com/0xALIVEBEEF/Expanded-XY-grid
It runs through all the permutations on an axis with multiple parameters, and creates a grid. More information on formatting with examples is in the Readme.

[Gerschel]

I haven't forgotten about adding how many variables you want. I wrote a version that handles it. But I have some bugs I can't figure out. The images output are correct, by the info box isn't updating properly. I think it has to do with my recursive function. I'm using a recursive function instead of nested for loops, since a user could use any amount, so I can't hardcode the for loops.

This means I have to rethink how this part works.

I was focused on the process and not the ui, so this look isn't final, it just creates a field for every parameter. This would be a good time to let me know how you think the interface should look, I'm a poor designer, so I need that feed back. Single dropdown that allows selecting type, with textbox, and add type button; or checkboxes which make those parameters unhidden?

Becuase there are so many paramters, it'll probably be a good idea to add a save favorites, and apply favorites.

So basically, I need to do a complete overhaul.

[VarisBgold]

Amazing work so far man!

I guess having a tab in the "settings" tab that lets you uncheck the checkboxes for options you don't want to show up would be good. One option I would love to see is having a "save presets" dropdown at the top. So if you fill it in once, you click save and name preset and it's added to the dropdown. And when you minimize the tab you can still access the presets dropdown.

In total, it should allow for customization, presets and minimize visual clutter at the end if what I image is possible.

I hope I my text convayed it in a clear enough image. I'd be happy to answer any questions as well. And in the end, my feedback ultimately just suggestions for ideas ^^ the minimization might just be redundant for example.

[Gerschel]

I like it. This makes sense.
Configurable default settings in settings tab.
Default settings load automatically, change settings button which prompts (load another setting, use different settings for this run); both with options to save and add setting (in case you want to extend or modify from a preset).