I’m sure there are other batch downloaders available. I use a program called jDownloader (free) and it will pull from the Windows clipboard, so just select the files to download and copy.

Here are examples from mine:įor the download you can do them one-at-a-time or use a batch downloader. (edited January 2021)īasically you can use the 288x288 files to build a list of all files, repeating file names with the other sizes, plus addding the URL. The HeightxWidth list is:Ģ88x288 (you shouldn’t need to download this one since it comes with the installer)Īt this writing there are ddv, dtd, dtv, aaa, alq, amq, ahq, thf, thd, ghq, and gcg models. There are 9 HxW variants of each file, and three size versions, except for thf which has only single unsized version. json extension, which tells the program what models to use. For me it is fp16 -ox.tz Also in that folder will be files with a. Look at the files in that folder, and you will see which GPU type VEAI is picking for you - all of the files for 288x288 will be there in 1x, 2x, and 4x versions, plus any already downloaded.

Go up one level and you should see the models folder. There are currently 4 variants for the models for different GPU types, and the files have the following endings/extensions:įind your models folder if you don’t know where to look, open the program and choose Help/Open Log Folder. It is possible to download all, or specific, models and store them. So far they are forward-compatible, and newer versions than 1.7.0 can use models from 1.7.0 and later. This tutorial is aimed at those who don’t want to have the program fetch a model when it is not already downloaded.īeginning with version 1.7.0 of VEAI there are many different models the program can use.

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