diff --git a/Custom-Images-Filename-Name-and-Subdirectory.md b/Custom-Images-Filename-Name-and-Subdirectory.md index a00e761..2f81d35 100644 --- a/Custom-Images-Filename-Name-and-Subdirectory.md +++ b/Custom-Images-Filename-Name-and-Subdirectory.md @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ -> the following information is about the image filename and subdirectory name, not the `Paths for saving \ Output directorys` -### By default, the Wub UI save images in the output directorys with a filename structure of +> the following information is about the image filename and subdirectory name, not the `Paths for saving \ Output directories` +### By default, the Web UI saves images in the output directories with a filename structure of `number`-`seed`-`[prompt_spaces]` @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Subdirectory can be configured under settings. # Patterns Web-Ui provides several patterns that can be used as placeholders for inserting information into the filename or subdirectory, -user can chain these patterns togetherm forming a filename that suits their use case. +user can chain these patterns together, forming a filename that suits their use case. | Pattern | Description | Example | |--------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| @@ -27,27 +27,27 @@ user can chain these patterns togetherm forming a filename that suits their use | `[steps]` | Steps | 20 | | `[cfg]` | CFG scale | 7 | | `[sampler]` | Sampling method | Euler a | -| `[model_name]` | name of the model | sd-v1-4 -| `[model_hash]` | Hash of the model | 7460a6fa | +| `[model_name]` | Name of the model | sd-v1-4 +| `[model_hash]` | The first 8 characters of the prompt's SHA-256 hash | 7460a6fa | | `[width]` | Image width | 512 | -| `[height]` | Image hight | 512 | +| `[height]` | Image height | 512 | | `[styles]` | Name of the chosen Styles | my style name | | `[date]` | Date of the computer in ISO format | 2022-10-24 | | `[datetime]` | Datetime in "%Y%m%d%H%M%S" | 20221025013106 | | `[datetime]` | Datetime in specified \ | \[datetime<%Y%m%d_%H%M%S_%f>]
20221025_014350_733877 | | `[datetime]` | Datetime at specific \