Multiple of 64 checkmark for large image generation?

[Gazzoo-byte]

Not sure if this is common knowledge or just a weird thing I stumbled upon, I'm (just barely) running this on a laptop with 4GB vram and I noticed that 1:1 images with resolutions that are multiples of 64 successfully generate at higher resolutions (furthest I've pushed it was 1472x1472), so I wrote a quick personal mod to ui.py that adds a tick/cross to the hires fix resolutions (both upscale by, and resize to modes) to indicate when it's a multiple of 64.

The question I have with this is whether this may be a useful addition for other users? I wager I'm somewhat in a niche trying to push this poor laptop to its limits

[missionfloyd]

The slider steps can be changed in ui-config.json, so you can make it always a multiple of 64.

    "txt2img/Width/visible": true,
    "txt2img/Width/value": 512,
    "txt2img/Width/minimum": 64,
    "txt2img/Width/maximum": 2048,
    "txt2img/Width/step": 8,
    "txt2img/Height/visible": true,
    "txt2img/Height/value": 512,
    "txt2img/Height/minimum": 64,
    "txt2img/Height/maximum": 2048,
    "txt2img/Height/step": 8,

If you want to make bigger images than your VRAM will normally allow, then check this out.
https://github.com/pkuliyi2015/multidiffusion-upscaler-for-automatic1111