Merge branch 'master' into gradient-clipping

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 2 deletions

diff --git a/javascript/hints.js b/javascript/hints.js
index 623bc25c..63e17e05 100644
--- a/javascript/hints.js
+++ b/javascript/hints.js
@@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ titles = {
 	"GFPGAN": "Restore low quality faces using GFPGAN neural network",
 	"Euler a": "Euler Ancestral - very creative, each can get a completely different picture depending on step count, setting steps to higher than 30-40 does not help",
 	"DDIM": "Denoising Diffusion Implicit Models - best at inpainting",
+	"DPM adaptive": "Ignores step count - uses a number of steps determined by the CFG and resolution", 
 
 	"Batch count": "How many batches of images to create",
 	"Batch size": "How many image to create in a single batch",
@@ -17,6 +18,7 @@ titles = {
     "\u2199\ufe0f": "Read generation parameters from prompt or last generation if prompt is empty into user interface.",
     "\u{1f4c2}": "Open images output directory",
     "\u{1f4be}": "Save style",
+    "\U0001F5D1": "Clear prompt",
     "\u{1f4cb}": "Apply selected styles to current prompt",
 
     "Inpaint a part of image": "Draw a mask over an image, and the script will regenerate the masked area with content according to prompt",
@@ -62,8 +64,8 @@ titles = {
 
     "Interrogate": "Reconstruct prompt from existing image and put it into the prompt field.",
 
-    "Images filename pattern": "Use following tags to define how filenames for images are chosen: [steps], [cfg], [prompt], [prompt_no_styles], [prompt_spaces], [width], [height], [styles], [sampler], [seed], [model_hash], [prompt_words], [date], [datetime], [datetime<Format>], [datetime<Format><Time Zone>], [job_timestamp]; leave empty for default.",
-    "Directory name pattern": "Use following tags to define how subdirectories for images and grids are chosen: [steps], [cfg], [prompt], [prompt_no_styles], [prompt_spaces], [width], [height], [styles], [sampler], [seed], [model_hash], [prompt_words], [date], [datetime], [datetime<Format>], [datetime<Format><Time Zone>], [job_timestamp]; leave empty for default.",
+    "Images filename pattern": "Use following tags to define how filenames for images are chosen: [steps], [cfg], [prompt], [prompt_no_styles], [prompt_spaces], [width], [height], [styles], [sampler], [seed], [model_hash], [model_name], [prompt_words], [date], [datetime], [datetime<Format>], [datetime<Format><Time Zone>], [job_timestamp]; leave empty for default.",
+    "Directory name pattern": "Use following tags to define how subdirectories for images and grids are chosen: [steps], [cfg], [prompt], [prompt_no_styles], [prompt_spaces], [width], [height], [styles], [sampler], [seed], [model_hash], [model_name], [prompt_words], [date], [datetime], [datetime<Format>], [datetime<Format><Time Zone>], [job_timestamp]; leave empty for default.",
     "Max prompt words": "Set the maximum number of words to be used in the [prompt_words] option; ATTENTION: If the words are too long, they may exceed the maximum length of the file path that the system can handle",
 
     "Loopback": "Process an image, use it as an input, repeat.",
@@ -94,6 +96,11 @@ titles = {
     "Add difference": "Result = A + (B - C) * M",
 
     "Learning rate": "how fast should the training go. Low values will take longer to train, high values may fail to converge (not generate accurate results) and/or may break the embedding (This has happened if you see Loss: nan in the training info textbox. If this happens, you need to manually restore your embedding from an older not-broken backup).\n\nYou can set a single numeric value, or multiple learning rates using the syntax:\n\n   rate_1:max_steps_1, rate_2:max_steps_2, ...\n\nEG:   0.005:100, 1e-3:1000, 1e-5\n\nWill train with rate of 0.005 for first 100 steps, then 1e-3 until 1000 steps, then 1e-5 for all remaining steps.",
+
+    "Clip skip": "Early stopping parameter for CLIP model; 1 is stop at last layer as usual, 2 is stop at penultimate layer, etc.",
+
+    "Approx NN": "Cheap neural network approximation. Very fast compared to VAE, but produces pictures with 4 times smaller horizontal/vertical resoluton and lower quality.",
+    "Approx cheap": "Very cheap approximation. Very fast compared to VAE, but produces pictures with 8 times smaller horizontal/vertical resoluton and extremely low quality."
 }