How to use it?

[Krek12]

does this act as an extension or do I need to put it directly into the scripts?
If yes, what version?
1?
2?
3?
4?
5?
6?
7?
8?
prompt_parser(version 1).py?

i dont understand

[Kittensx]

If you want the most up to date version, use the one in the folder with the highest number, in this case, Prompt-Architect-for-A1111/08_updated Sequence at main · Kittensx/Prompt-Architect-for-A1111 <https://github.com/Kittensx/Prompt-Architect-for-A1111/tree/main/08_updated%20Sequence> this is the one you want. Just put it in your modules folder. Best practice is you make a copy of the existing file. Ensure that it is in your modules folder and is named: "prompt_parser.py". It is meant to replace in entirety your current file. Your current file should be located from root (where you run webui-user.bat) --> modules (stable-diffusion-webui\modules). Download the version you want to use, then replace it in that file. I included all 8 iterations of the prompt parser as I sequentially updated it.

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[Kittensx]

Also I decided to upload it without writing updated documentation. When I get around to it I'll update both the readme and the version in the code. I also need to clean up the code a little and remove code that is commented out, since it works as intended. Except for the numbers for quantity -- that isn't working right now. You may have found this page via CivitAI, and if you didn't, I'd refer you to my CivitAI article where I also included example images.

If you did find me on CivitAI after reading the article, thank you for trying it out. I am sure you'll find it helpful. See my examples that I post, then try your hand at it. I'd recommend to start with groups or transitions before you move into using sequences. It is a little bit of a learning curve for all of it since it is new parsing language.

[Kittensx]

https://civitai.com/articles/9140/updated-1262024-prompt-architect-for-stable-diffusion-a1111

[Krek12]

If you want the most up to date version, use the one in the folder with the highest number, in this case, Prompt-Architect-for-A1111/08_updated Sequence at main · Kittensx/Prompt-Architect-for-A1111 https://github.com/Kittensx/Prompt-Architect-for-A1111/tree/main/08_updated%20Sequence this is the one you want. Just put it in your modules folder. Best practice is you make a copy of the existing file. Ensure that it is in your modules folder and is named: "prompt_parser.py". It is meant to replace in entirety your current file. Your current file should be located from root (where you run webui-user.bat) --> modules (stable-diffusion-webui\modules). Download the version you want to use, then replace it in that file. I included all 8 iterations of the prompt parser as I sequentially updated it.
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like this?

or like this?

[Krek12]

Also I decided to upload it without writing updated documentation. When I get around to it I'll update both the readme and the version in the code. I also need to clean up the code a little and remove code that is commented out, since it works as intended. Except for the numbers for quantity -- that isn't working right now. You may have found this page via CivitAI, and if you didn't, I'd refer you to my CivitAI article where I also included example images.

If you did find me on CivitAI after reading the article, thank you for trying it out. I am sure you'll find it helpful. See my examples that I post, then try your hand at it. I'd recommend to start with groups or transitions before you move into using sequences. It is a little bit of a learning curve for all of it since it is new parsing language.

No, but now I'm going to read

[Krek12]

By the way, have you ever thought of trying to add some interesting functions to the e.g., the neutral prompt?

Fun fact I just found out that the author changed it 2 weeks ago!

https://github.com/ljleb/sd-webui-neutral-prompt/tree/affine

branch affine