still issue if no -fix-faces-fidelity supplied about imaginairy HOT 8 CLOSED

huh. thanks. I thought I addressed this but I'll take a look and see what I missed.

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Thanks! Still in need of quite a bit of refactoring to make it easier to understand, test, and modify. Let me know if you're doing anything interesting with it!

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me IT prof. but complete noob to AI/ML + diffusion etc, so your tool makes it easy for someone like me who's happy on the command line, and just wants it to install and work (which it does, so you've met your goal there :-) ), so that I can explore its image creation potential to start with..
Your integrations of the most commonly mentioned/used 'addons' saves someone like me a heap of time, because again, they just work 'out of the box', and I can use or not use them with command line switches through your wrapper..

Eventually someone will build a 'no brainer' GUI wrapper I guess, which might be suitable for folks like me, but I can see that in your packaging that if I wanted to add more on, tinker with the Python etc. it's an easier development environment as a base..
Bit of unsolicited user feedback for you haha :-)
Have goodly day!

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Many thanks for all your work on this BTW, its a great tool to explore SD with!

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Fixed in 2.3.1

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Can confirm that I'm still seeing this same error in 2.3.1 if I don't provide a --fix-faces-fidelity value. This issue did at least point in the right direction so I could see how it works.

@brycedrennan thanks for putting this library together it's great to have a powerful little command line tool which works on Apple silicon.

Also appreciate you adding the rust setup tools to the documentation. I managed to figure this out on my own prior to that being added (based on the errors I received) but it will be future for anyone trying to install this in future.

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@lenymo thanks for the kind words!

I cannot reproduce this problem. I fresh installed 2.3.1 and --fix-faces is working. Can you provide a screenshot printing the lib version and then the error message?

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Apologies @brycedrennan this appears to have been a PEBKAC issue. I have installed 2.3.1 in my local env but I must not have had my virtual environment activated so was using an old 2.2.1 version which I had previously installed globally. My bad!

To confirm, --fix-faces is working nicely in 2.3.1 without the --fix-faces-fidelity argument.

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