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- # Ultimate SD Upscale extension for [AUTOMATIC1111 Stable Diffusion web UI](https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui)
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- Now you have the opportunity to use a large denoise (0.3-0.5) and not spawn many artifacts. Works on any video card, since you can use a 512x512 tile size and the image will converge.
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-
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- News channel: https://t.me/usdunews
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-
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- # Instructions
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- All instructions can be found on the project's [wiki](https://github.com/Coyote-A/ultimate-upscale-for-automatic1111/wiki).
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-
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- # Refs
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-
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- https://github.com/ssitu/ComfyUI_UltimateSDUpscale - Implementation for ComfyUI
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-
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- # Examples
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- More on [wiki page](https://github.com/Coyote-A/ultimate-upscale-for-automatic1111/wiki/Examples)
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-
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- <details>
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- <summary>E1</summary>
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- Original image
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-
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- ![Original](https://i.imgur.com/J8mRYOD.png)
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-
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- 2k upscaled. **Tile size**: 512, **Padding**: 32, **Mask blur**: 16, **Denoise**: 0.4
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- ![2k upscale](https://i.imgur.com/0aKua4r.png)
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- </details>
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-
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- <details>
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- <summary>E2</summary>
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- Original image
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-
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- ![Original](https://i.imgur.com/aALNI2w.png)
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-
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- 2k upscaled. **Tile size**: 768, **Padding**: 55, **Mask blur**: 20, **Denoise**: 0.35
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- ![2k upscale](https://i.imgur.com/B5PHz0J.png)
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-
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- 4k upscaled. **Tile size**: 768, **Padding**: 55, **Mask blur**: 20, **Denoise**: 0.35
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- ![4k upscale](https://i.imgur.com/tIUQ7TJ.jpg)
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- </details>
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-
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- <details>
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- <summary>E3</summary>
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- Original image
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-
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- ![Original](https://i.imgur.com/AGtszA8.png)
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-
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- 4k upscaled. **Tile size**: 768, **Padding**: 55, **Mask blur**: 20, **Denoise**: 0.4
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- ![4k upscale](https://i.imgur.com/LCYLfCs.jpg)
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- </details>
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-
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- # API Usage
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-
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- ```javascript
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- {
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- "script_name" : "ultimate sd upscale",
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- "script_args" : [
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- null, // _ (not used)
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- 512, // tile_width
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- 512, // tile_height
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- 8, // mask_blur
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- 32, // padding
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- 64, // seams_fix_width
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- 0.35, // seams_fix_denoise
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- 32, // seams_fix_padding
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- 0, // upscaler_index
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- true, // save_upscaled_image a.k.a Upscaled
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- 0, // redraw_mode
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- false, // save_seams_fix_image a.k.a Seams fix
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- 8, // seams_fix_mask_blur
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- 0, // seams_fix_type
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- 0, // target_size_type
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- 2048, // custom_width
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- 2048, // custom_height
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- 2 // custom_scale
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- ]
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- }
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- ```
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- upscaler_index
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- | Value | |
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- |:-------------:| -----:|
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- | 0 | None |
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- | 1 | Lanczos |
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- | 2 | Nearest |
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- | 3 | ESRGAN_4x |
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- | 4 | LDSR |
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- | 5 | R-ESRGAN_4x+ |
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- | 6 | R-ESRGAN 4x+ Anime6B |
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- | 7 | ScuNET GAN |
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- | 8 | ScuNET PSNR |
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- | 9 | SwinIR 4x |
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-
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- redraw_mode
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- | Value | |
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- |:-------------:| -----:|
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- | 0 | Linear |
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- | 1 | Chess |
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- | 2 | None |
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-
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- seams_fix_mask_blur
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- | Value | |
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- |:-------------:| -----:|
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- | 0 | None |
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- | 1 | BAND_PASS |
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- | 2 | HALF_TILE |
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- | 3 | HALF_TILE_PLUS_INTERSECTIONS |
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-
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- seams_fix_type
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- | Value | |
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- |:-------------:| -----:|
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- | 0 | None |
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- | 1 | Band pass |
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- | 2 | Half tile offset pass |
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- | 3 | Half tile offset pass + intersections |
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-
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- seams_fix_type
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- | Value | |
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- |:-------------:| -----:|
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- | 0 | From img2img2 settings |
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- | 1 | Custom size |
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- | 2 | Scale from image size |
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- import math
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- import gradio as gr
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- from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageOps
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- from modules import processing, shared, images, devices, scripts
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- from modules.processing import StableDiffusionProcessing
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- from modules.processing import Processed
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- from modules.shared import opts, state
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- from enum import Enum
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-
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- elem_id_prefix = "ultimateupscale"
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-
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- class USDUMode(Enum):
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- LINEAR = 0
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- CHESS = 1
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- NONE = 2
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-
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- class USDUSFMode(Enum):
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- NONE = 0
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- BAND_PASS = 1
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- HALF_TILE = 2
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- HALF_TILE_PLUS_INTERSECTIONS = 3
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-
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- class USDUpscaler():
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-
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- def __init__(self, p, image, upscaler_index:int, save_redraw, save_seams_fix, tile_width, tile_height) -> None:
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- self.p:StableDiffusionProcessing = p
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- self.image:Image = image
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- self.scale_factor = math.ceil(max(p.width, p.height) / max(image.width, image.height))
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- self.upscaler = shared.sd_upscalers[upscaler_index]
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- self.redraw = USDURedraw()
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- self.redraw.save = save_redraw
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- self.redraw.tile_width = tile_width if tile_width > 0 else tile_height
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- self.redraw.tile_height = tile_height if tile_height > 0 else tile_width
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- self.seams_fix = USDUSeamsFix()
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- self.seams_fix.save = save_seams_fix
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- self.seams_fix.tile_width = tile_width if tile_width > 0 else tile_height
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- self.seams_fix.tile_height = tile_height if tile_height > 0 else tile_width
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- self.initial_info = None
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- self.rows = math.ceil(self.p.height / self.redraw.tile_height)
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- self.cols = math.ceil(self.p.width / self.redraw.tile_width)
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-
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- def get_factor(self, num):
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- # Its just return, don't need elif
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- if num == 1:
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- return 2
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- if num % 4 == 0:
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- return 4
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- if num % 3 == 0:
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- return 3
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- if num % 2 == 0:
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- return 2
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- return 0
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-
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- def get_factors(self):
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- scales = []
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- current_scale = 1
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- current_scale_factor = self.get_factor(self.scale_factor)
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- while current_scale_factor == 0:
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- self.scale_factor += 1
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- current_scale_factor = self.get_factor(self.scale_factor)
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- while current_scale < self.scale_factor:
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- current_scale_factor = self.get_factor(self.scale_factor // current_scale)
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- scales.append(current_scale_factor)
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- current_scale = current_scale * current_scale_factor
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- if current_scale_factor == 0:
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- break
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- self.scales = enumerate(scales)
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-
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- def upscale(self):
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- # Log info
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- print(f"Canva size: {self.p.width}x{self.p.height}")
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- print(f"Image size: {self.image.width}x{self.image.height}")
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- print(f"Scale factor: {self.scale_factor}")
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- # Check upscaler is not empty
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- if self.upscaler.name == "None":
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- self.image = self.image.resize((self.p.width, self.p.height), resample=Image.LANCZOS)
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- return
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- # Get list with scale factors
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- self.get_factors()
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- # Upscaling image over all factors
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- for index, value in self.scales:
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- print(f"Upscaling iteration {index+1} with scale factor {value}")
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- self.image = self.upscaler.scaler.upscale(self.image, value, self.upscaler.data_path)
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- # Resize image to set values
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- self.image = self.image.resize((self.p.width, self.p.height), resample=Image.LANCZOS)
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-
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- def setup_redraw(self, redraw_mode, padding, mask_blur):
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- self.redraw.mode = USDUMode(redraw_mode)
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- self.redraw.enabled = self.redraw.mode != USDUMode.NONE
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- self.redraw.padding = padding
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- self.p.mask_blur = mask_blur
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-
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- def setup_seams_fix(self, padding, denoise, mask_blur, width, mode):
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- self.seams_fix.padding = padding
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- self.seams_fix.denoise = denoise
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- self.seams_fix.mask_blur = mask_blur
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- self.seams_fix.width = width
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- self.seams_fix.mode = USDUSFMode(mode)
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- self.seams_fix.enabled = self.seams_fix.mode != USDUSFMode.NONE
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-
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- def save_image(self):
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- if type(self.p.prompt) != list:
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- images.save_image(self.image, self.p.outpath_samples, "", self.p.seed, self.p.prompt, opts.samples_format, info=self.initial_info, p=self.p)
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- else:
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- images.save_image(self.image, self.p.outpath_samples, "", self.p.seed, self.p.prompt[0], opts.samples_format, info=self.initial_info, p=self.p)
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-
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- def calc_jobs_count(self):
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- redraw_job_count = (self.rows * self.cols) if self.redraw.enabled else 0
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- seams_job_count = 0
110
- if self.seams_fix.mode == USDUSFMode.BAND_PASS:
111
- seams_job_count = self.rows + self.cols - 2
112
- elif self.seams_fix.mode == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE:
113
- seams_job_count = self.rows * (self.cols - 1) + (self.rows - 1) * self.cols
114
- elif self.seams_fix.mode == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE_PLUS_INTERSECTIONS:
115
- seams_job_count = self.rows * (self.cols - 1) + (self.rows - 1) * self.cols + (self.rows - 1) * (self.cols - 1)
116
-
117
- state.job_count = redraw_job_count + seams_job_count
118
-
119
- def print_info(self):
120
- print(f"Tile size: {self.redraw.tile_width}x{self.redraw.tile_height}")
121
- print(f"Tiles amount: {self.rows * self.cols}")
122
- print(f"Grid: {self.rows}x{self.cols}")
123
- print(f"Redraw enabled: {self.redraw.enabled}")
124
- print(f"Seams fix mode: {self.seams_fix.mode.name}")
125
-
126
- def add_extra_info(self):
127
- self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale upscaler"] = self.upscaler.name
128
- self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale tile_width"] = self.redraw.tile_width
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- self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale tile_height"] = self.redraw.tile_height
130
- self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale mask_blur"] = self.p.mask_blur
131
- self.p.extra_generation_params["Ultimate SD upscale padding"] = self.redraw.padding
132
-
133
- def process(self):
134
- state.begin()
135
- self.calc_jobs_count()
136
- self.result_images = []
137
- if self.redraw.enabled:
138
- self.image = self.redraw.start(self.p, self.image, self.rows, self.cols)
139
- self.initial_info = self.redraw.initial_info
140
- self.result_images.append(self.image)
141
- if self.redraw.save:
142
- self.save_image()
143
-
144
- if self.seams_fix.enabled:
145
- self.image = self.seams_fix.start(self.p, self.image, self.rows, self.cols)
146
- self.initial_info = self.seams_fix.initial_info
147
- self.result_images.append(self.image)
148
- if self.seams_fix.save:
149
- self.save_image()
150
- state.end()
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-
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- class USDURedraw():
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- def init_draw(self, p, width, height):
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- p.inpaint_full_res = True
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- p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
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- p.width = math.ceil((self.tile_width+self.padding) / 64) * 64
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- p.height = math.ceil((self.tile_height+self.padding) / 64) * 64
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- mask = Image.new("L", (width, height), "black")
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- draw = ImageDraw.Draw(mask)
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- return mask, draw
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-
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- def calc_rectangle(self, xi, yi):
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- x1 = xi * self.tile_width
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- y1 = yi * self.tile_height
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- x2 = xi * self.tile_width + self.tile_width
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- y2 = yi * self.tile_height + self.tile_height
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- return x1, y1, x2, y2
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- def linear_process(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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- mask, draw = self.init_draw(p, image.width, image.height)
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- for yi in range(rows):
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- for xi in range(cols):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="white")
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="black")
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- image = processed.images[0]
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- p.width = image.width
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- p.height = image.height
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- self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
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- return image
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-
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- def chess_process(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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- mask, draw = self.init_draw(p, image.width, image.height)
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- tiles = []
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- # calc tiles colors
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- for yi in range(rows):
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- for xi in range(cols):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- if xi == 0:
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- tiles.append([])
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- color = xi % 2 == 0
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- if yi > 0 and yi % 2 != 0:
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- color = not color
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- tiles[yi].append(color)
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- for yi in range(len(tiles)):
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- for xi in range(len(tiles[yi])):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- if not tiles[yi][xi]:
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- tiles[yi][xi] = not tiles[yi][xi]
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- continue
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- tiles[yi][xi] = not tiles[yi][xi]
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- draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="white")
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="black")
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- image = processed.images[0]
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- for yi in range(len(tiles)):
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- for xi in range(len(tiles[yi])):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- if not tiles[yi][xi]:
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- continue
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- draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="white")
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- draw.rectangle(self.calc_rectangle(xi, yi), fill="black")
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- image = processed.images[0]
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- p.width = image.width
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- p.height = image.height
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- self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
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- return image
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- def start(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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- self.initial_info = None
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- if self.mode == USDUMode.LINEAR:
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- return self.linear_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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- if self.mode == USDUMode.CHESS:
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- return self.chess_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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- class USDUSeamsFix():
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- def init_draw(self, p):
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- self.initial_info = None
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- p.width = math.ceil((self.tile_width+self.padding) / 64) * 64
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- p.height = math.ceil((self.tile_height+self.padding) / 64) * 64
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- def half_tile_process(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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- self.init_draw(p)
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- processed = None
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- gradient = Image.linear_gradient("L")
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- row_gradient = Image.new("L", (self.tile_width, self.tile_height), "black")
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- row_gradient.paste(gradient.resize(
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- (self.tile_width, self.tile_height//2), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 0))
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- row_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(180).resize(
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- (self.tile_width, self.tile_height//2), resample=Image.BICUBIC),
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- (0, self.tile_height//2))
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- col_gradient = Image.new("L", (self.tile_width, self.tile_height), "black")
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- col_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(90).resize(
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- (self.tile_width//2, self.tile_height), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 0))
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- col_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(270).resize(
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- (self.tile_width//2, self.tile_height), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (self.tile_width//2, 0))
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- p.denoising_strength = self.denoise
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- p.mask_blur = self.mask_blur
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- for yi in range(rows-1):
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- for xi in range(cols):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- p.width = self.tile_width
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- p.height = self.tile_height
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- p.inpaint_full_res = True
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- p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
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- mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
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- mask.paste(row_gradient, (xi*self.tile_width, yi*self.tile_height + self.tile_height//2))
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- image = processed.images[0]
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- for yi in range(rows):
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- for xi in range(cols-1):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- p.width = self.tile_width
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- p.height = self.tile_height
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- p.inpaint_full_res = True
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- p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
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- mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
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- mask.paste(col_gradient, (xi*self.tile_width+self.tile_width//2, yi*self.tile_height))
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- image = processed.images[0]
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- p.width = image.width
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- p.height = image.height
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- if processed is not None:
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- self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
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- return image
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-
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- def half_tile_process_corners(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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- fixed_image = self.half_tile_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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- processed = None
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- self.init_draw(p)
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- gradient = Image.radial_gradient("L").resize(
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- (self.tile_width, self.tile_height), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
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- gradient = ImageOps.invert(gradient)
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- p.denoising_strength = self.denoise
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- #p.mask_blur = 0
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- p.mask_blur = self.mask_blur
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-
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- for yi in range(rows-1):
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- for xi in range(cols-1):
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- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- p.width = self.tile_width
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- p.height = self.tile_height
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- p.inpaint_full_res = True
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- p.inpaint_full_res_padding = 0
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- mask = Image.new("L", (fixed_image.width, fixed_image.height), "black")
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- mask.paste(gradient, (xi*self.tile_width + self.tile_width//2,
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- yi*self.tile_height + self.tile_height//2))
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- p.init_images = [fixed_image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- fixed_image = processed.images[0]
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-
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- p.width = fixed_image.width
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- p.height = fixed_image.height
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- if processed is not None:
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- self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
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-
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- return fixed_image
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-
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- def band_pass_process(self, p, image, cols, rows):
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-
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- self.init_draw(p)
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- processed = None
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-
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- p.denoising_strength = self.denoise
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- p.mask_blur = 0
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-
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- gradient = Image.linear_gradient("L")
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- mirror_gradient = Image.new("L", (256, 256), "black")
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- mirror_gradient.paste(gradient.resize((256, 128), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 0))
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- mirror_gradient.paste(gradient.rotate(180).resize((256, 128), resample=Image.BICUBIC), (0, 128))
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-
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- row_gradient = mirror_gradient.resize((image.width, self.width), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
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- col_gradient = mirror_gradient.rotate(90).resize((self.width, image.height), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
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-
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- for xi in range(1, rows):
371
- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- p.width = self.width + self.padding * 2
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- p.height = image.height
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- p.inpaint_full_res = True
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- p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
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- mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
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- mask.paste(col_gradient, (xi * self.tile_width - self.width // 2, 0))
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-
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
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- image = processed.images[0]
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- for yi in range(1, cols):
386
- if state.interrupted:
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- break
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- p.width = image.width
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- p.height = self.width + self.padding * 2
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- p.inpaint_full_res = True
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- p.inpaint_full_res_padding = self.padding
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- mask = Image.new("L", (image.width, image.height), "black")
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- mask.paste(row_gradient, (0, yi * self.tile_height - self.width // 2))
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-
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- p.init_images = [image]
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- p.image_mask = mask
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- processed = processing.process_images(p)
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- if (len(processed.images) > 0):
399
- image = processed.images[0]
400
-
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- p.width = image.width
402
- p.height = image.height
403
- if processed is not None:
404
- self.initial_info = processed.infotext(p, 0)
405
-
406
- return image
407
-
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- def start(self, p, image, rows, cols):
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- if USDUSFMode(self.mode) == USDUSFMode.BAND_PASS:
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- return self.band_pass_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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- elif USDUSFMode(self.mode) == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE:
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- return self.half_tile_process(p, image, rows, cols)
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- elif USDUSFMode(self.mode) == USDUSFMode.HALF_TILE_PLUS_INTERSECTIONS:
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- return self.half_tile_process_corners(p, image, rows, cols)
415
- else:
416
- return image
417
-
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- class Script(scripts.Script):
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- def title(self):
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- return "Ultimate SD upscale"
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-
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- def show(self, is_img2img):
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- return is_img2img
424
-
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- def ui(self, is_img2img):
426
-
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- target_size_types = [
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- "From img2img2 settings",
429
- "Custom size",
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- "Scale from image size"
431
- ]
432
-
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- seams_fix_types = [
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- "None",
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- "Band pass",
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- "Half tile offset pass",
437
- "Half tile offset pass + intersections"
438
- ]
439
-
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- redrow_modes = [
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- "Linear",
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- "Chess",
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- "None"
444
- ]
445
-
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- info = gr.HTML(
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- "<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Will upscale the image depending on the selected target size type</p>")
448
-
449
- with gr.Row():
450
- target_size_type = gr.Dropdown(label="Target size type", elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_target_size_type", choices=[k for k in target_size_types], type="index",
451
- value=next(iter(target_size_types)))
452
-
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- custom_width = gr.Slider(label='Custom width', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_custom_width", minimum=64, maximum=8192, step=64, value=2048, visible=False, interactive=True)
454
- custom_height = gr.Slider(label='Custom height', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_custom_height", minimum=64, maximum=8192, step=64, value=2048, visible=False, interactive=True)
455
- custom_scale = gr.Slider(label='Scale', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_custom_scale", minimum=1, maximum=16, step=0.01, value=2, visible=False, interactive=True)
456
-
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- gr.HTML("<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Redraw options:</p>")
458
- with gr.Row():
459
- upscaler_index = gr.Radio(label='Upscaler', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_upscaler_index", choices=[x.name for x in shared.sd_upscalers],
460
- value=shared.sd_upscalers[0].name, type="index")
461
- with gr.Row():
462
- redraw_mode = gr.Dropdown(label="Type", elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_redraw_mode", choices=[k for k in redrow_modes], type="index", value=next(iter(redrow_modes)))
463
- tile_width = gr.Slider(elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_tile_width", minimum=0, maximum=2048, step=64, label='Tile width', value=512)
464
- tile_height = gr.Slider(elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_tile_height", minimum=0, maximum=2048, step=64, label='Tile height', value=0)
465
- mask_blur = gr.Slider(elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_mask_blur", label='Mask blur', minimum=0, maximum=64, step=1, value=8)
466
- padding = gr.Slider(elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_padding", label='Padding', minimum=0, maximum=512, step=1, value=32)
467
- gr.HTML("<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Seams fix:</p>")
468
- with gr.Row():
469
- seams_fix_type = gr.Dropdown(label="Type", elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_seams_fix_type", choices=[k for k in seams_fix_types], type="index", value=next(iter(seams_fix_types)))
470
- seams_fix_denoise = gr.Slider(label='Denoise', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_seams_fix_denoise", minimum=0, maximum=1, step=0.01, value=0.35, visible=False, interactive=True)
471
- seams_fix_width = gr.Slider(label='Width', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_seams_fix_width", minimum=0, maximum=128, step=1, value=64, visible=False, interactive=True)
472
- seams_fix_mask_blur = gr.Slider(label='Mask blur', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_seams_fix_mask_blur", minimum=0, maximum=64, step=1, value=4, visible=False, interactive=True)
473
- seams_fix_padding = gr.Slider(label='Padding', elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_seams_fix_padding", minimum=0, maximum=128, step=1, value=16, visible=False, interactive=True)
474
- gr.HTML("<p style=\"margin-bottom:0.75em\">Save options:</p>")
475
- with gr.Row():
476
- save_upscaled_image = gr.Checkbox(label="Upscaled", elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_save_upscaled_image", value=True)
477
- save_seams_fix_image = gr.Checkbox(label="Seams fix", elem_id=f"{elem_id_prefix}_save_seams_fix_image", value=False)
478
-
479
- def select_fix_type(fix_index):
480
- all_visible = fix_index != 0
481
- mask_blur_visible = fix_index == 2 or fix_index == 3
482
- width_visible = fix_index == 1
483
-
484
- return [gr.update(visible=all_visible),
485
- gr.update(visible=width_visible),
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- gr.update(visible=mask_blur_visible),
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- gr.update(visible=all_visible)]
488
-
489
- seams_fix_type.change(
490
- fn=select_fix_type,
491
- inputs=seams_fix_type,
492
- outputs=[seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_mask_blur, seams_fix_padding]
493
- )
494
-
495
- def select_scale_type(scale_index):
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- is_custom_size = scale_index == 1
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- is_custom_scale = scale_index == 2
498
-
499
- return [gr.update(visible=is_custom_size),
500
- gr.update(visible=is_custom_size),
501
- gr.update(visible=is_custom_scale),
502
- ]
503
-
504
- target_size_type.change(
505
- fn=select_scale_type,
506
- inputs=target_size_type,
507
- outputs=[custom_width, custom_height, custom_scale]
508
- )
509
-
510
- return [info, tile_width, tile_height, mask_blur, padding, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_padding,
511
- upscaler_index, save_upscaled_image, redraw_mode, save_seams_fix_image, seams_fix_mask_blur,
512
- seams_fix_type, target_size_type, custom_width, custom_height, custom_scale]
513
-
514
- def run(self, p, _, tile_width, tile_height, mask_blur, padding, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_padding,
515
- upscaler_index, save_upscaled_image, redraw_mode, save_seams_fix_image, seams_fix_mask_blur,
516
- seams_fix_type, target_size_type, custom_width, custom_height, custom_scale):
517
-
518
- # Init
519
- processing.fix_seed(p)
520
- devices.torch_gc()
521
-
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- p.do_not_save_grid = True
523
- p.do_not_save_samples = True
524
- p.inpaint_full_res = False
525
-
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- p.inpainting_fill = 1
527
- p.n_iter = 1
528
- p.batch_size = 1
529
-
530
- seed = p.seed
531
-
532
- # Init image
533
- init_img = p.init_images[0]
534
- if init_img == None:
535
- return Processed(p, [], seed, "Empty image")
536
- init_img = images.flatten(init_img, opts.img2img_background_color)
537
-
538
- #override size
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- if target_size_type == 1:
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- p.width = custom_width
541
- p.height = custom_height
542
- if target_size_type == 2:
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- p.width = math.ceil((init_img.width * custom_scale) / 64) * 64
544
- p.height = math.ceil((init_img.height * custom_scale) / 64) * 64
545
-
546
- # Upscaling
547
- upscaler = USDUpscaler(p, init_img, upscaler_index, save_upscaled_image, save_seams_fix_image, tile_width, tile_height)
548
- upscaler.upscale()
549
-
550
- # Drawing
551
- upscaler.setup_redraw(redraw_mode, padding, mask_blur)
552
- upscaler.setup_seams_fix(seams_fix_padding, seams_fix_denoise, seams_fix_mask_blur, seams_fix_width, seams_fix_type)
553
- upscaler.print_info()
554
- upscaler.add_extra_info()
555
- upscaler.process()
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- result_images = upscaler.result_images
557
-
558
- return Processed(p, result_images, seed, upscaler.initial_info if upscaler.initial_info is not None else "")
559
-