A few things I noticed in the Random.py execution at startup of the webui-user.bat that might need a check:
in the console the following messages are printed that weren't displayed before (a little confusing; are they really needed to be pinted on screen? Just asking for curiosity):
is_img2img : False;
is_img2img : True;
the following warnings are also displayed in the console, twice:
Warning: Bad ui setting value: customscript/Random.py/txt2img/fix width height direction/value: 0; Default value "0" will be used instead.
Warning: Bad ui setting value: customscript/Random.py/img2img/fix width height direction/value: 0; Default value "0" will be used instead.
At line 77 there is a misspelled word, "olny" instead of "only"
In the Web UI, the titles "olny i2i option" and "size" have a large spacing between characters; is it intentional? They look a little strange: "o l n y i 2 i o p t i o n" and "s i z e".
For better clarity of they functioning, may I suggest you to write the parameter's labels as follow, so it is clearer that they may work in both directions? It's only a suggestion.
E.g.:
steps min/max
steps max/min
width 1 min/max
width 2 max/min
and so on for all the other parameters.
Thank you.
A few things I noticed in the Random.py execution at startup of the webui-user.bat that might need a check:
in the console the following messages are printed that weren't displayed before (a little confusing; are they really needed to be pinted on screen? Just asking for curiosity):
is_img2img : False;
is_img2img : True;
the following warnings are also displayed in the console, twice:
Warning: Bad ui setting value: customscript/Random.py/txt2img/fix width height direction/value: 0; Default value "0" will be used instead.
Warning: Bad ui setting value: customscript/Random.py/img2img/fix width height direction/value: 0; Default value "0" will be used instead.
At line 77 there is a misspelled word, "olny" instead of "only"
In the Web UI, the titles "olny i2i option" and "size" have a large spacing between characters; is it intentional? They look a little strange: "o l n y i 2 i o p t i o n" and "s i z e".
For better clarity of they functioning, may I suggest you to write the parameter's labels as follow, so it is clearer that they may work in both directions? It's only a suggestion.
E.g.:
steps min/max
steps max/min
width 1 min/max
width 2 max/min
and so on for all the other parameters.
Thank you.