Explaining XYZ Plot In 7 Minutes - Stable Diffusion (Automatic1111)

XYZ Plot is a useful script which allows you to run tests on your prompts and settings to see the results, without committing to a full image generation. Using a plot, you can compare results to see which combination of settings work best.
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Chapters
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - XYZ Type & Value
1:40 - Draw Legend
1:57 - Keep -1 For Seeds
2:21 - Include Sub Images
2:42 - Include Sub Grids
3:02 - Grid Margins
3:16 - Swap Axes
3:29 - Input Values
3:47 - Input Value: Text
4:06 - Input Value: Numerical
4:31 - Input Value: Simple Range
4:46 - Input Value: Divided Range
5:03 - Input Value: Inc / Dec
5:45 - Input Value: Comma Divide
6:12 - Input Value: Listed
6:30 - Input Value: Boolean
6:47 - Conclusion

[@FumikaP]

love your videos. no unnecessary showing face where I usually had to skip no unnecessary extra steps, straight to each features sexy voice 👍

[@petersinger8942]

great stuff! I like how you sort info and talk only about important stuff so the knowledge is compressed. Keep it up bro

[@TheMiczu]

I was unaware of the quotation trick, this should be a great improvement for my tests.

[@tigerino2]

Great video explaining this somewhat unintuitive but incredibly useful script. I'm going to start using it right away! PS: As a programmer, it's driving me crazy that the number representations of Boolean values are 1 and 2! Every programming language I've ever seen or used has 0 for false and 1 for true (or any non-0 value, usually), which makes it incredibly unintuitive. I'm sure I'll keep messing that up as these values have been hardwired into my brain, so I'll probably stick with true/false instead.

[@RZetlin]

Your explanation has happened a lot.