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[Feature]:
Is there an existing issue for this?
- [X] I have searched the existing issues and checked the recent builds/commits of both this extension and the webui
What happened?
Simple task: the default maximum dimensions for ControlNet images are far too small - especially given that ControlNet, by means of forcing the model to specific geometry, can be run at dimensions far higher than the underlying model's native dimensions. It should be increased to at least 2048x2048, like AUTOMATIC1111 itself, which would allow dimensions like 1920x108[8], 1600x1200, etc. Better yet would be to allow it to be user-configured.
(Great work, BTW!)
Steps to reproduce the problem
Look at the resolution.
What should have happened?
It should not be limited so low.
Commit where the problem happens
All
What browsers do you use to access the UI ?
Google Chrome
Command Line Arguments
No
Console logs
None needed
Additional information
No response
As far i understand, the size is driven by the gui settings, not the canvas. Thats just for scribbles.
As far i understand, the size is driven by the gui settings, not the canvas. Thats just for scribbles.
If you mean the limits on what values can be entered, no, they don't match the gui's resolution limits.
Resolution depends on normal img2img/txt2img settings. The canvas resolution is for scribbles, not the final output.
So if someone pastes in or uploads an image, it doesn't get downscaled? Are you sure?
At least im sure that the 3 resize options into controlnet works with the main parameters, not the canvas. You can use any aspect ratio and size witout touching that parameters at all. The owner must confirm it, but so far for me that parameters are the same as inexistent in my workflow.
The width and height sliders are only used by the Create Blank Canvas
button. The sliders are a bit confusing at the moment, this has been discussed here:
https://github.com/Mikubill/sd-webui-controlnet/issues/186#issuecomment-1435665154
The width and height sliders are only used by the
Create Blank Canvas
button. The sliders are a bit confusing at the moment, this has been discussed here:
Its confusing indeed. I think it would be better as an extensible option. So you only see the parameters if you need it, and most people dont get lose about. Plus, less space used.
check my PR #336, where ratio of input size is considered and actually ignore the slider maximal values. then the user find quick button to scale down his input image to 512/768 height or width. and finally "send size to output size)"