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(unofficial) DFL 2.0 GUI (user interface)
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hola2
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Thank you very much for creating this great UI.I am a complete beginner.This gives ability to change model parameters.So if the UI is capable of doing it,there must be a way doing the other way.I don't know how to change condition of pretrained models to non pretrained models without UI.So can somebody out there explain it to me?
Also what is the difference between training a model with pretrain option on and off? I asked this before unfortunately my question was removed. Sorry if it is the wrong place to ask.
Also what is the difference between training a model with pretrain option on and off? I asked this before unfortunately my question was removed. Sorry if it is the wrong place to ask.
hola2 said:
Pretraining is what the name suggest - it's pre - training, teaching model how face looks by feeding it random faces, you can then resuse such model to speed up intial stage of the training since model already has a rough idea how face looks like. You start it by enabling the option, once it does 200-300k iterations you stop training, then you can make a copy of this model/back it up and then use fresh copies when starting proper training, on startup you just disable pretraining and now i trains from 0 but it keeps the learned data so faces will start to appear faster.
You can change model parameters with regular version, read the guide and you will know how. I can't explain basics to every new user.
tutsmybarreh said:
I would not be able to give a better answer than that
iletemp said:
Edit: i've added some code regarding scalability support for screen with higher resolutions. the problem is that i have a FullHD monitor so i can't do tests for higher resolutions. Please let me know if it works or not .
Anyway if it doesn't work, try to change windows scaling in Windows control panel. It's not the best solution (probably it will be a little bit blurry) but at the moment it's better than nothing.
"und3rd0g" The issue is that the text gets hidden under the text boxes. The boxes themselves don't scale at all, although now the text does.
Edit: It'd be neat if new rows would generate depending on the size of the window, all the while having all the text showing and scaling the preview windows as well.
Edit: It'd be neat if new rows would generate depending on the size of the window, all the while having all the text showing and scaling the preview windows as well.
New update available. Besides various adjustments, now is possible to "detach" the GUI from other applications (see buttons on the upper-left corner) to have a little more flexibility.
About 4K/UHD scalability the interface have DPI autoscale mode, sadly i don't know if it is enough to fix the problem but should have a better compatibility with different screens.
As i said i don't have the possibility to make tests on displays with resolutions higher than 1920x1080 (need some feedback)
About 4K/UHD scalability the interface have DPI autoscale mode, sadly i don't know if it is enough to fix the problem but should have a better compatibility with different screens.
As i said i don't have the possibility to make tests on displays with resolutions higher than 1920x1080 (need some feedback)
und3rd0g said:
Yes I had the same problem with other versions. My resolution is 2560x1440, and shouldn't all programs be scalable in resolution?
I don't see a font being acceptable to be a requirement for a program to work. It seems I don't and I won't install it for some program, no matter if its handy.
iletemp said:
First of all, i never asked you to install something. If you read just the first lines of the article that i linked, the font used in the program is part of Windows 10: since the GUI code is written using Visual Studio (that uses the same system resources), this font IS a required element to run the program correctly, it has nothing to do with "graphics".
Seeing your screenshot the first thing i've noticed is precisely that difference between fonts, like there is something missing. Maybe i'm wrong and this is not the problem, that's why i've asked you to check and give me a simple "YES i have it / NO it's not installed".
Second thing. I'm NOT a programmer, a software developer or anything like that: i have absolutely no idea what Visual Basic/C++/Python or any other language code is and i've literally started from scratch.
I'm just a "deepfake enthusiast" user like many others here in the forum and i'm here to help: few months ago i decided to create a program for myself and, given the good results i achieved (in my honest opinion), i liked the idea to share it with the community, hoping to get some constructive/useful feedback to improve the code... not unnecessary comments like "this GUI sucks / is useless / doesn't do this or that..." etc. (as some people have written in this discussion).
In any case, i think that the general tone of the answers (with some exceptions) is not useful in any way. On the contrary i feel that this way of talking is quite disrespectful both to me and to my work...
Having said that, do as you like.
