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Dictionary access issue #3
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Huh, that's weird...I'm not sure why this error pops up. I designed it on my M1 Macbook so it shouldn't be that different, though I was using python 3.10.6. I'm going to update this repo in a minute...please let me know if it fixes the problem |
Can you please try again with the new update? @habitoti |
Different error now:
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Hi! Can you please try again? I updated it with another fix |
I am getting now further to the noise MPG generation. Had to manually install torch, einops and ffmpeg. Maybe you should add them to the list of prerequisites so that they are auto installed. art and ffmpeg-python were interactively asked for and installed on "yes" during first full run. Now it's stuck in the process of creating the noise MPG:
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I also had to additionally install |
So I switched to Python 3.10.6 (the version you're using) and except having to separately install einops, the preparation steps run smooth now. Seems like Python is not very backwards compatible... :-( But even with your version, I run into another issue in the final rendering:
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I'm glad! I'll add Python3.10 to the reqs. It looks like the new error is related to diffusion inference, I take it you were able to get the cut-and-drag interface running? |
As for the diffusion inference code...I'm not sure what's going on, maybe try pulling the newest changes and try again? The models have been moved to a new huggingface repo (the new changes in the code reflect that) |
Trying to run the UI, two layers. After finishing the move path and closing the window, before proceeding to layer two, I run into this error:
Any clue? Running on Python 3.13.1, macOS (latest) on an M3 MBP.
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