Necessary steps to reintegrate BSRGANx2 about qualityscaler HOT 6 CLOSED

Thank you, I will look into it 😄

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Sorry, I realize now that sf is "scaling factor" and you intended it to be 2 when using the BSRGANx2 model. It should still work the same. I'm curious to hear about the issues you were facing, because I'm successfully upscaling images of any size with the 2x model on the latest version using these changes.

I did encounter problems at one point when I set strict=False on load_state_dict and ran your existing code. The resulting images were wrong and discolored. But by removing the upconv2 code, it works as expected.

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Hi my friend, i resolved the problem just yeasterday! Thank you :D

It will be reintroduced in next release :)

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That's great news! Thank you so much for your hard work. 😄

If you are open to suggestions for the next version, may I suggest adding a window title, and allowing images to be dragged and dropped into the application again? Otherwise, let me know if you are open for PRs on these after the next release. 😄

Thank you!

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Thank you my friend ❤️

Unfortunately customtkinter doesn't support any kind of drag&drop, I'm also following a thread on github about it but I don't see any development :(

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I was able to get drag and drop working, although I haven't fully implemented it in a usable state yet. The trick is to use tkinterdnd2 and create a custom Tk class like so:

class Tk(CTk, TkinterDnD.DnDWrapper):
    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
        self.TkdndVersion = TkinterDnD._require(self)

Then, replace your window line with this:

    window = Tk();

With this alone, the app will continue working as before. However, you can now listen for drag and drop on something like the up_background:

def get_path(event):
    print(event.data)

def place_up_background():
    up_background = CTkLabel(master  = window,
                            text    = "",
                            fg_color = dark_color,
                            font     = bold12,
                            anchor   = "w")

    up_background.place(relx = 0.5,
                        rely = 0.0,
                        relwidth = 1.0,
                        relheight = 1.0,
                        anchor = tk.CENTER)

    up_background.drop_target_register(DND_ALL)
    up_background.dnd_bind("<<Drop>>", get_path)

Now, the drop cursor is displayed, and dropping a file will successfully print the file path.

Does that help? Perhaps this is worth its own issue, if you'd like me to open one for more exploration.

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