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its not "caching", its a bit more complicated - prompt parsing happens before prompt it reaches xyz grid, so by that time xyz cannot apply wildcards anymore - they don't exist, they're set to whatever its set before xyz grid. |
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Thank you, I don't think that will work for me unfortunately, so I think I need to figure out some other workflow. I might have up to 10 {} with 2-4 choices (like {winter|summer|spring},{noon|night},{raining|sunshine|foggy}..., so a space between 100-many thousands). I guess I can work around it with my own parser and api calls, will see. |
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Hi,
Is there anyway to disable the (what I assume) is a prompt cache for XYZ-grid?
Say that you have a prompt like "{red|blue|green} {cube|ball|triangle}" and run XYZ-grid on it with 3 different models (with "use random seeds") and batch size 3.
What I'd like is that the prompt would be random for each image to explore the space, but instead it will use the same prompt for each picture in the batch. So every 1st picture will have the same prompt for each model, every 2nd image will have the same prompt for each model and so on.
I'd would like to generate the prompt randomly for every model and every batch image.
I belive it worked like that once and until recently it worked so for the script version of XYZ-grid, but no more.
Also, to be clear, I understand that as it works now is probably the more general use case, used to compare models using the same prompt.
It is just not what I want to do, I like to run say batch 3 on 10 models and get a wide selection rather than 3 sets of 10 similar images.
Maybe if the "use random seed" is clicked, then it doesn't really make sense to have the same prompt as comparing the images isn't that useful then?
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