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@@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ The full SD models are in the "SD" folder of this repo. They are in subfolders
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  The ControlNet model files are in the "CN" folder of this repo. They are zipped and need to be unzipped after downloading. Each zip holds a set of 4 resolutions for that ControlNet type, built for 512x512, 512x768, 768x512 and 768x768.
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- There is also a MISC folder that has text files with some notes and a screencap of my directory structure. These are provided for those who want to convert models themselves and/or run the models with a SwiftCLI. The notes are not perfect, and may be out of date if any of the Python or CoreML packages referenced have been updated recently. You can open a Discussion here if you need help with any of the MISC items.
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- For command line use, the MISC notes cover setting up a miniconda3 environment. If you are using the command line, please read the notes concerning naming and placement of your ControlNet model folder.
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  If you are using a GUI, that app will most likely guide you to the correct location/arrangement for your ConrolNet model folder.
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  The ControlNet model files are in the "CN" folder of this repo. They are zipped and need to be unzipped after downloading. Each zip holds a set of 4 resolutions for that ControlNet type, built for 512x512, 512x768, 768x512 and 768x768.
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+ There is also a "MISC" folder that has text files with some notes and a screencap of my directory structure. These are provided for those who want to convert models themselves and/or run the models with a SwiftCLI. The notes are not perfect, and may be out of date if any of the Python or CoreML packages referenced have been updated recently. You can open a Discussion here if you need help with any of the "MISC" items.
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+ For command line use, the "MISC" notes cover setting up a miniconda3 environment. If you are using the command line, please read the notes concerning naming and placement of your ControlNet model folder.
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  If you are using a GUI, that app will most likely guide you to the correct location/arrangement for your ConrolNet model folder.
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