HTML Abandoned Free Cities [v0.10.7.1] [Free Cities]

[Worgen]

First, download one of the latest alpha of pregmod. It's not that hard to find. Next, get the Automatic1111 web UI working assuming your system meets the requirements (16 GB RAM, 2 GB+ VRAM, NVidia GPU recommended).

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which is still valid AFAIK. Alternatively, just install the needed Python version (3.10.6) and download the

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. Expand the zip where you want, open webui-user.bat and let it run, download and install everything needed. Go to

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and find a model with an aesthetic you like, photorealistic, anime, cartoon, whatever. Download and put said model in /models/Stable-diffusion. Once the WebUI is done installing and loading, tell it to load whichever model you've picked.

Once the model loading is done, quit and duplicate the webui-user.bat file and rename it; this is the one you will be using with pregmod. Change the commandline arguments to the following, assuming no other arguments are already present:

Save, close, then launch the .bat. Once it's done loading, open pregmod, go to the options and select the AI image generation option. If it's working, you should see the stable diffusion console window start working. The rest of the options are dependent upon your system resources and the model (and aesthetic) you ended up picking so I can't really direct you any further.

that's the thing, I already have auto1111, I just wanted to connect FC generation to Forge because it's way faster on my computer, though it probably couldn't hurt to do a fresh install of auto1111 at some point, the settings tab has been weird for months

 

[jackthrowaway556]

that's the thing, I already have auto1111, I just wanted to connect FC generation to Forge because it's way faster on my computer, though it probably couldn't hurt to do a fresh install of auto1111 at some point, the settings tab has been weird for months

forge works fine, just make sure you put this in your command line arguments:
--listen --port=7860 --api --enable-insecure-extension-access --cors-allow-origins *

 

[Jayqze]

sorry if this is a stupid question but is it possible to turn slaves into civilians in this game?

 

[scrumbles]

sorry if this is a stupid question but is it possible to turn slaves into civilians in this game?

Yes, but it's pointless imo. Once you free them, they're lost forever. They just increase the number of your citizens.

 

[Zorlond]

sorry if this is a stupid question but is it possible to turn slaves into civilians in this game?

It's in the Policies, under Slave Retirement, called Citizen Retirement. Using it also gives you additional options as to when retirement happens, what criteria can make it happen.

You can argue whether or not it 'means anything', but I always turn on Citizen Retirement. In my slaver-mega-city, you actually can work for your freedom, it's not a faked promise or a double-trap. Because that's just how I'd run things, assuming I couldn't just nuke the entire concept of slavery from the system.

 

[Tataro]

First, download one of the latest alpha of pregmod. It's not that hard to find. Next, get the Automatic1111 web UI working assuming your system meets the requirements (16 GB RAM, 2 GB+ VRAM, NVidia GPU recommended).

You must be registered to see the links

which is still valid AFAIK. Alternatively, just install the needed Python version (3.10.6) and download the

You must be registered to see the links

. Expand the zip where you want, open webui-user.bat and let it run, download and install everything needed. Go to

You must be registered to see the links

and find a model with an aesthetic you like, photorealistic, anime, cartoon, whatever. Download and put said model in /models/Stable-diffusion. Once the WebUI is done installing and loading, tell it to load whichever model you've picked.

Once the model loading is done, quit and duplicate the webui-user.bat file and rename it; this is the one you will be using with pregmod. Change the commandline arguments to the following, assuming no other arguments are already present:

Save, close, then launch the .bat. Once it's done loading, open pregmod, go to the options and select the AI image generation option. If it's working, you should see the stable diffusion console window start working. The rest of the options are dependent upon your system resources and the model (and aesthetic) you ended up picking so I can't really direct you any further.

If I said I have no idea where to find the latest alpha or how to download github or what those guides mean, do I download both? One? What? Or how to download models from civitai. I am beyond retarded when it comes to this. Googoogaga bad.

 

[Argentus67]

If I said I have no idea where to find the latest alpha or how to download github or what those guides mean, do I download both? One? What? Or how to download models from civitai. I am beyond retarded when it comes to this. Googoogaga bad.

You either go to the sidebar on the github page then click "Deploy" then "releases" you should find the latest precompiled alpha (right now its 4.0.0-alpha.31) it's from 2 months ago tho, or if you want the latest version with then you compile the game yourself, its not difficult and there's a step by step guide on how to do that on the main pregmod github page.

 

[Tataro]

You either go to the sidebar on the github page then click "Deploy" then "releases" you should find the latest precompiled alpha (right now its 4.0.0-alpha.31) it's from 2 months ago tho, or if you want the latest version with then you compile the game yourself, its not difficult and there's a step by step guide on how to do that on the main pregmod github page.

Ok but what does this mean:


Step 2: Clone the WebUI repo to your desired location:
-Right-click and select 'Git Bash here'
-Enter git clone

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(Note: to update, all you need to do is is type git pull within the newly made webui folder)

Clone what from where?

Run webui-user.bat from your File Explorer. Run it as normal user, not as administrator.

From where? The stable difusion? Git? The pregmod? It just assumes I know what its talking about.

 

[Argentus67]

Ok but what does this mean:


Step 2: Clone the WebUI repo to your desired location:
-Right-click and select 'Git Bash here'
-Enter git clone

You must be registered to see the links

(Note: to update, all you need to do is is type git pull within the newly made webui folder)

Clone what from where?

Run webui-user.bat from your File Explorer. Run it as normal user, not as administrator.

From where? The stable difusion? Git? The pregmod? It just assumes I know what its talking about.

this is from the WebUI Github not pregmod, although you follow the same steps for both (pregmod is on gitgud not github I'm sorry)
anyway this here means cloning the repository to your desk, you'll need to install both gitbash and tortoisegit in order to do that.
once you install them, you navigate to where you want the clone to be then simply right click and you should find a option in the right click menu called "git clone". a window will pop up, it should look like this:

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you'll need to input the repository's URL which you'll find on the Github / Gitgud page, it should look like this:

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you'll want to copy the HTTP url, don't bother with the SSH url.
P.S if you copy the URL before opening the Git Clone window it will automatically input it for you.

once you're all set just click OK and it will begin cloning the repository

 

[Tataro]

this is from the WebUI Github not pregmod, although you follow the same steps for both (pregmod is on gitgud not github I'm sorry)
anyway this here means cloning the repository to your desk, you'll need to install both gitbash and tortoisegit in order to do that.
once you install them, you navigate to where you want the clone to be then simply right click and you should find a option in the right click menu called "git clone". a window will pop up, it should look like this:

Spoiler: Git Clone

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you'll need to input the repository's URL which you'll find on the Github / Gitgud page, it should look like this:

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you'll want to copy the HTTP url, don't bother with the SSH url.
P.S if you copy the URL before opening the Git Clone window it will automatically input it for you.

once you're all set just click OK and it will begin cloning the repository

Thanks that helps. Do you clone them at the same time? Do you clone to separate directory? Do you copy paste one of them into same folder or no?



Step 4: Rename your .ckpt file to "model.ckpt", and place it in the /models/Stable-diffusionfolder
This is put in the stable difusion clone? Or where?

Step 5:

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Make sure to choose "add to PATH" when installing

Don't see add to path option. Add to what path?

Step 7: Run webui-user.bat from your File Explorer. Run it as normal user, not as administrator.

Where is this? In Pregmod?

 

[Saitama520]

Ok but what does this mean:


Step 2: Clone the WebUI repo to your desired location:
-Right-click and select 'Git Bash here'
-Enter git clone

You must be registered to see the links

(Note: to update, all you need to do is is type git pull within the newly made webui folder)

Clone what from where?

Run webui-user.bat from your File Explorer. Run it as normal user, not as administrator.

From where? The stable difusion? Git? The pregmod? It just assumes I know what its talking about.

Just do this.

Download the zip, put it where you want your installation to be, then unzip. Then, in the resulting folder run this batch file.

 

[Tataro]

Just do this.
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Download the zip, put it where you want your installation to be, then unzip. Then, in the resulting folder run this batch file.
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I installed python but its telling me python not found launch unsuccesful

 

[Saitama520]

I installed python but its telling me python not found launch unsuccesful

Did you choose the "Add to PATH" option when installing? Nevermind, you didn't. It was there, somewhere. Try reinstalling Python. Edit: Maybe also try restarting.

 

[Tataro]

Did you choose the "Add to PATH" option when installing? Nevermind, you didn't. It was there, somewhere. Try reinstalling Python. Edit: Maybe also try restarting.

Restarting did it. So it all compiled. I have a separate folder of AI graphics and pregmod, do I keep it that way? What do I enter into the URL for API URL? Do I need to run compile every time before playing?

 

[Tataro]

First, download one of the latest alpha of pregmod. It's not that hard to find. Next, get the Automatic1111 web UI working assuming your system meets the requirements (16 GB RAM, 2 GB+ VRAM, NVidia GPU recommended).

You must be registered to see the links

which is still valid AFAIK. Alternatively, just install the needed Python version (3.10.6) and download the

You must be registered to see the links

. Expand the zip where you want, open webui-user.bat and let it run, download and install everything needed. Go to

You must be registered to see the links

and find a model with an aesthetic you like, photorealistic, anime, cartoon, whatever. Download and put said model in /models/Stable-diffusion. Once the WebUI is done installing and loading, tell it to load whichever model you've picked.

Once the model loading is done, quit and duplicate the webui-user.bat file and rename it; this is the one you will be using with pregmod. Change the commandline arguments to the following, assuming no other arguments are already present:

Save, close, then launch the .bat. Once it's done loading, open pregmod, go to the options and select the AI image generation option. If it's working, you should see the stable diffusion console window start working. The rest of the options are dependent upon your system resources and the model (and aesthetic) you ended up picking so I can't really direct you any further.

How do you tell it to load a model?

 

[Arabi1]

I have a new routine. I drank two cups of tea today to finally install this pregmod, but my head is aching from all the details and now I've decided to do it later. This is the third or fourth time I've said "I'll do it later".

Edit: Somehow I managed to get it to work.

 

[DarthSion98]

I have a new routine. I drank two cups of tea today to finally install this pregmod, but my head is aching from all the details and now I've decided to do it later. This is the third or fourth time I've said "I'll do it later".

Edit: Somehow I managed to get it to work.

Is it really that hard to install the mod?
I did it once after drinking 5 beers.

 

[Arabi1]

Is it really that hard to install the mod?
I did it once after drinking 5 beers.

I saw the comments talking about AI and compiling and shit when I hadn't even downloaded the game.

So I said fuck it and put them all in the same folder and opened the mod and it worked just like that.

I feel like I'm doing something wrong.

 

[Saitama520]

Restarting did it. So it all compiled. I have a separate folder of AI graphics and pregmod, do I keep it that way? What do I enter into the URL for API URL? Do I need to run compile every time before playing?

The webui-user.bat file in the Stable Diffusion WebUI folder is how you will start the AI process running; the AI art generation system is completely separate from pregmod and will be running in the background either generating images upon request or waiting for requests to arrive. Its location on your hard drive in relation to pregmod does not matter; all that matters is whether or not you gave it the commandline arguments as specified earlier that will allow it to hear any generation requests pregmod sends it. Yes, you will need to start the AI system every time before you play pregmod and this is not compiling.

How do you tell it to load a model?

Easiest way is through the webui, located at

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or

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whenever the AI system has started up sufficiently.

Click for a drop-down list of the models you have avaliable, click on a model to load it. Whenever the AI system starts it will open the last model you told it to use. If you only have one model then it will default to that model. If you have no models it'll download a model for you (probably SD 1.5). When you see a message like this in the console window it's done loading and ready to go.

 

[Tataro]

The webui-user.bat file in the Stable Diffusion WebUI folder is how you will start the AI process running; the AI art generation system is completely separate from pregmod and will be running in the background either generating images upon request or waiting for requests to arrive. Its location on your hard drive in relation to pregmod does not matter; all that matters is whether or not you gave it the commandline arguments as specified earlier that will allow it to hear any generation requests pregmod sends it. Yes, you will need to start the AI system every time before you play pregmod and this is not compiling.

Easiest way is through the webui, located at

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or

You must be registered to see the links

whenever the AI system has started up sufficiently.
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Click for a drop-down list of the models you have avaliable, click on a model to load it. Whenever the AI system starts it will open the last model you told it to use. If you only have one model then it will default to that model. If you have no models it'll download a model for you (probably SD 1.5). When you see a message like this in the console window it's done loading and ready to go.
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Thanks. The visuals help a lot. So the guide on the top says to download 1.4 ai model and gives us a link and tells us to rename it. Step 3 and 4 here

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does that mean we need to download another model from somewhere else or is this one of
Those?