Dalebot

A Discord bot which interfaces Discord messages with Stable Diffusion

Features

• Type "!dale help" to get a list of supported arguments
• txt2img
• img2img
• upscale using "!dale upscale x" where x is the factor by which you want to upscale, or react to dalebot's post with "🔎"
• specify the seed
• set prompt conformity
• specify the number of samples
• negative prompts
• specify the number of images you'd like it to return
• specify the resolution
• specify denoising
• reply to a dalepost with "!dale" and more prompts, and dale will append those prompts onto the previous prompt(s)
• react to a dalepost with "🎲" to reroll the same prompt with a different seed
• specify up to 2 preset styles using style1 and style2 parameters (may add ability to save styles in a future update)
• change models using model="model name" parameter

Requirements

• This isn't the AI. This is simply a bot that reads discord messages, feeds them into the AI, and returns the generated images back to discord.
• Make sure you have whatever the current version of AUTOMATIC1111's Stable Diffusion AI Web UI is.
• You MUST BE RUNNING the AUTOMATIC1111's Stable Diffusion AI Web UI locally at http://127.0.0.1:7860/.
• I'm using Python 3.10.7. Other versions of Python 3 may work, but I've only tested it on this version.
• Use this guide to set up a discord bot if you don't know how.
  • Make sure the bot has permissions to:
    • Read Messages/View Channels
    • Send Messages
    • Send Messages in Threads
    • Embed Links
    • Attach Files
    • Add Reactions
    • Possibly others that I'm forgetting
  • You can stop following the linked guide when you get to the step where they're editing the .env file
  • Enable Message Content Intent (and maybe Presence Intent and Server Members Intent) under the Bot tab of the Discord Applications
• Clone this repository locally
• Generate and copy an OAuth2 Token for your bot. Paste this token into the .env created in a couple steps
• Copy the location of the Stable Diffusion AI Web UI repo. Paste this location in the .env file in the next step
• Create a text file in the repository called ".env". Its contents should look like this:
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• Required python libraries (I installed with pip):
  • discord
  • python-dotenv
  • requests
  • pybase64
  • pillow
• Run the bot by typing "python bot.py" in the repository directory