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Fixing "SeedSequence expects int or sequence of ints for entropy not N.0" #62

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@chmatse chmatse commented May 14, 2023

When Using the AUTOMATIC1111 or vladmandic/automatic stable diffusion webui, the Sampler DPM++ SDE spits out an error when a seed 3106912320 is defined in the Prompt Matrix script:

SeedSequence expects int or sequence of ints for entropy not 3106912320.0

This issues was reported in:
AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui#7989

And the user grumpyland posted a quick and dirty fix for it. Since this also fixed my problem in vladmandic/automatic, i made an issue request:
vladmandic/automatic#904

vladmandic recommended to create a Pull Request, so here is my commit to it.

…N.0"

When Using AUTOMATIC1111 or vladmandic/automatic the Sampler [DPM++ SDE] spits out an error when a seed (3106912320) is defined in [Prompt Matrix]:

SeedSequence expects int or sequence of ints for entropy not 3106912320.0

This issues was reported in:
AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui#7989

And the user [grumpyland] posted a quick and dirty fix for it. Since this also fixed my problem, i made an issue request to vladmandic/automatic:
vladmandic/automatic#904

[vladmandic] recommended to create a Pull Request, so here is my commit to it.
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Z0ul0u25 commented Jun 5, 2023

I had to do this hotfix myself. Glad to find i was not alone and a merge request already exist.

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