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[WIP] V2 refactor #149

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@continue-revolution continue-revolution commented Jul 10, 2023

A complete refactor of the repository. Make code more organizable and cleaner. This update list is tentative.

New Models

All high-quality (>100 star w/ good performance) open-vocabulary detection / segmentation models or SAM based models are worth supporting

We need to support the following models (incomplete list)

Side Features

We need to support some other side features

  • FP8
  • UI zoom-in
  • Unify box+point and front-end bounding box add / del / edit
  • Prompt for each bounding box
  • Automatic inpainting after t2i / i2i & t2v / i2v
  • Registration at ControlNet forge
  • Accompany my AnimateDiff extension
  • Refactor code organization and README
  • Use new APIs from CN like AnimateDiff
  • inpaint hands

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x-CK-x commented Aug 6, 2023

@continue-revolution does the UI-zoom in feature come with the ability to adjust the radius size of dot/s we can place?

Also is it at all possible to allow the image to be placed on a larger canvas? maybe with a send to segment tab button in case it has to be put on a different tab?

Just wondering. idk how easy it is to allow the extension to have an extra tab for something like that to allow for a larger canvas to set the points on.

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