@groar6169
Kevin is always my go-to guy for all tech knowledge that I need for the demands of my job. He provides a clear guide, breaks it down into simpler, understandable chunks, and is very straight forward and professional. Thank you, Kevin!
@toymvchines
The best, most detailed, and no BS tutorial I've ever watched thanks Kevin for this video!
@plahta100
I had errors. I had the python 3.10.6... But when i deleted venv it all took its place. Thank you for great installation tutorial.
@gar-alternatevids4006
Great video. In case anyone runs into the same problem I had, when I launched the "webui-user.bat" file, it couldn't find python, even though I clicked the path box as stated in the video. Good news is that the fix is easy and simple. Just edit the .bat file the same way the video instructs you to add the git pull, but this time find the command line "set PYTHON=". After the =, put the path to your python.exe (wherever you installed it to). For example, "set PYTHON=C:\Users\MainUser\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python310\python.exe"
@djkrazay7791
After 2 attempts of installing it, your made it simple and to the point. Thanks so much for the time you put into your tutorials! Gotta go play!
@derekfurst6233
The problem with many videos like this is that they're usually too focused. "ok i'm gonna show you how to do this with a very obscure git project". But you explained WHY we're using this fork, what this fork is, and explained every stop along the way. well done
@jeffscott2970
This guy deserves credit no joke, I'm an IT engineer and still didn't know some of the useful keyboard shortcuts he uses so there's plenty of added benefit when watching his tutorials. Subscribed and highly recommend. Kevin, if you haven't already please make a tutorial for M1/2 Macs.
@jtomnii
If you are having trouble installing torch after launching the .bat file try deleting the venv folder in your stable diffusion webui folder and a new one should be generated after launching the webui-user bat file which will install a compatible version of torch.
@BrutusGargantua
5/5 clarity and thoroughness it's amazing how few quality how to videos on this site, well done
@lin9380
Thanks for a great vid!!! For all of you who asked about the -"Torch is not able to use GPU" .... what did the job for me was updating my nvidia driver - try it
@Adbob1
I didn't understand the hype reading the comments but now I see what it's all about. Thanks to your clear and concise tutorial I had it running in less than 10 minutes! Keep doing what you're doing!
@Jawsbyte01
Dude, Kevin, what a great video. Super easy to follow, no needless nothing talk, helpful info and tips. Super awesome man, keep it up.
@martinmarcos5340
FINALLY someone who gives a full explanation rather than "fkn figure it out yourself". THANK YOU.
@bbasmdc
Kevin - thank you so much for the excellent explanation. Like a few people here I had a Python 310/311 issue with the path. I solved it by renaming the Python 310 app folder to 311 and referring to 311 in the BAT file (even though it was Python 310).
@R.M.Meijer
The link for the model/checkpoint is no longer working. What do I do now?
@AlexxDaaii
I learned more than "how to download and use SD". Very efficient and useful. Thank you
@michaell.9027
Very good instructions. Few things that didn't work: 1) using cmd "git clone" led to "permission denied", so I had to run cmd as admin. 2) double click on webui-user.bat didn't have any effect, so I had to run it via "git CMD". But it worked, thank you very much!
@jeffreyschneider4463
Thanks Kevin. I wished I'd found this video before the other one. Now that I have installed the correct version of Python 64 instead of 32 and have downloaded the correct model and generally wasted an entire day mis-configuring stable diffusion I have learned that I should look up Kevin's videos first. Great job and keep up the good work.
@FuriousVI
Salute to Techies out there for spending a lot of time for installing a lot of python packages
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