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## What are Stable Diffusion models? ## What are Stable Diffusion models?
Stable Diffusion UI uses so called models to create the images. The models get trained using many images and image descriptions. During the installation, Easy Diffusion uses "models" to create the images. These models get trained using many images and image descriptions. During the installation,
a default model gets downloaded, the sd-v1-4 model. Other models exist. Some of them use sd-v1-4 as their base and were then trained on additional images, while other models were trained from scratch. a default model gets downloaded, the sd-v1-5 model. Other models exist. Some of them use sd-v1-5 as their base and were then trained on additional images, while other models were trained from scratch.
Depending on the images used during the training, the models generate a different look and understand different prompts. Depending on the images used during the training, the models generate a different look and understand different prompts.
## Installing a model ## Installing a model
If you've downloaded a model, you can make it available to Stable Diffusion UI: If you've downloaded a model, you can make it available to Easy Diffusion:
- Copy the model file to the `models\stable-diffusion` folder (inside the installed folder). The file should have the suffix `.ckpt` or `.safetensors`. - Copy the model file to the `models\stable-diffusion` folder (inside the installed folder). The file should have the suffix `.ckpt` or `.safetensors`.
- If the model comes with a `.yaml` file, please place that yaml file next to the model, with the same name. For e.g. if the model is `some-model.ckpt` (or `some-model.safetensors`), then please rename the yaml file to `some-model.yaml`, and place it next to the model file in the same folder. - If the model comes with a `.yaml` file, please place that yaml file next to the model, with the same name. For e.g. if the model is `some-model.ckpt` (or `some-model.safetensors`), then please rename the yaml file to `some-model.yaml`, and place it next to the model file in the same folder.
- Refresh the model list using the "reload"-icon in the "Models" section in the image settings: - Refresh the model list using the "reload"-icon in the "Models" section in the image settings:
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The model should now be visible in the "Models" dropdown. The model should now be visible in the "Models" dropdown.
### Troubleshooting - Black images?
Please add this to the **end** of the `.yaml` file that came with your model:
```yaml
extra:
attn_precision: "fp32"
```
For e.g. please see the end of this file for reference: https://github.com/easydiffusion/sdkit/blob/main/sdkit/models/models_db/configs/v2.1-inference-v.yaml#L69
## Sharing model files with other UIs on your PC ## Sharing model files with other UIs on your PC
If you use multiple Stable Diffusion UIs, you can save disk space by keeping a common copy of the model files. You can create a linked folder to share the models folder between the different Stable Diffusion software. If you use multiple Stable Diffusion UIs, you can save disk space by keeping a common copy of the model files. You can create a linked folder to share the models folder between the different Stable Diffusion software.