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I watched a video a while back on prompt injection to specific blocks of the Unet, but unfortunately the video was for Comfy and I wasn't able to find any more information on such an extension for Auto1111/Forge until I discovered Dump-Unet a few days ago.
My excitement quickly waned as I was immediately slapped in the face with a "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ldm'". I understand not all extensions will work between Forge and Auto1111, but not sure if it's something I've mishandled on my end or it's just simply incompatible. I've scoured the internet for answers, but ultimately come up with no working solutions as there's very little I can even find on this extension.
Attempted solutions have included doing a 'pip install ldm'. I tried pointing towards the directory with a couple different sys.append.path lines before the ldm function was called, both no-go. I was informed doing a simple 'pip install ldm' is a security risk anyway and uninstalled it. Read to use 'pip install -e .' instead, however I'm given an error that -e isn't a recognize argument for pip, so I'm at a loss.
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I watched a video a while back on prompt injection to specific blocks of the Unet, but unfortunately the video was for Comfy and I wasn't able to find any more information on such an extension for Auto1111/Forge until I discovered Dump-Unet a few days ago.
My excitement quickly waned as I was immediately slapped in the face with a "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'ldm'". I understand not all extensions will work between Forge and Auto1111, but not sure if it's something I've mishandled on my end or it's just simply incompatible. I've scoured the internet for answers, but ultimately come up with no working solutions as there's very little I can even find on this extension.
Attempted solutions have included doing a 'pip install ldm'. I tried pointing towards the directory with a couple different sys.append.path lines before the ldm function was called, both no-go. I was informed doing a simple 'pip install ldm' is a security risk anyway and uninstalled it. Read to use 'pip install -e .' instead, however I'm given an error that -e isn't a recognize argument for pip, so I'm at a loss.
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