Infinite Grid Generator

[mcmonkey4eva]

I realized I never posted a Discussion thread about this, so, better late than never!

What is it?

It's a WebUI extension, the "Infinity Grid Generator": https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/sd-infinity-grid-generator-script

Essentially, it's equivalent to the X/Y/Z plot script, but with infinite dimensions. It works by generating a small webpage that you can pop open to view and sort the images.

Show me an example!

I used it to create the Educational MegaGrid: https://sd.mcmonkey.org/megagrid/

Want a way smaller example? here's one: https://mcmonkeyprojects.github.io/short_example/

How do you use it?

At the easiest? Just select the script and fill out as many axes as you want.

Select Seed, type in 1, 2, 3, boom you got an axis to compare 3 different seeds. Easy as that.

Add a few more axes, hit generate, then click the Page will be at (click here) output/... link and enjoy!

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If you like thorough control? You can edit YAML files to manually specify every last detail you want and save it over time.

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Want to know more about using it? View the README

How does it work?

Naturally, computer screens are 2D, so the visual grid is of course 2 dimensional - you can expand it to "4" dimensions by selecting X and Y "super axes".
You can example it over additional "dimensions" in time by clicking through the tabs for other axes, or using the "Advanced" menu to automatically scroll through them with time.

You can view the webpage directly from your "output" folder, or by clicking the link in the UI to automatically view it through the WebUI's internal webserver.

Having trouble?

I usually respond pretty quickly if you post an issue @ https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/sd-infinity-grid-generator-script

Bug reports prioritized, help requests secondary priority, feature requests may or may not be quick depending on how complex they are to make.

Does it have any bonus advantages?

• YAML file usage lets you save and reuse grid runs easily.
• Super forgiving input matcher. If your model is named Stable Diffusion v1.5 you can request model stablediff or v1.5 or StAblE dIfFuSiOn v1 or whatever else and it will just match what you meant and Just Work. No case sensitivity, no BS.
• Has tools to integrate with other extensions very easily.
• Has options the X/Y/Z plot doesn't have, like HiRes fix.
• The ability to sort different axes for comparisons quickly is honestly really handy.
• You can also click any image while viewing the grid to view metadata and a fullscreen image, and then also arrow keys to go through the images without exiting fullscreen.
• You can do prompts and prompt replacements pretty dynamically and easily, even with commas in them, without any trouble! For example set Prompt to 1girl, booru style, commas || 1boy, with double pipes, to avoid comma issues (you can do comma separation if you don't need commas in the values)
• You can do automatic ranges, so for example if you type 1, 2, ..., 10 it will autofill to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

[zrichz]

oh wow you added a UI isntead of the (slightly tricky) YAML file! - awesome work!

[mcmonkey4eva]

The infinite grid generator can now be used to generate grids with ControlNet settings, including as of today, feeding images in!

Here's a grid I pregenerated of all the core settings (minus images): https://sd.mcmonkey.org/controlnet/

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With the ability to feed images in added today, you can fill a folder full of pose images, enable ControlNet, and generate a batch grid of poses for any given prompt/model/whatever, super easily!

Just put images in (extension)/assets/images/, set image as an axis

and click the button to fill the list automatically

Make sure you have Settings -> ControlNet -> Allow other script to control this extension enabled.
Enable ControlNet, select the preproc and model you want, like so (note that you don't have to put any image in here, as the axis will provide that value)

If you use inf grid via YAML files, you can specify controlnet enable: true and all within the file's default params.