AI Visualizer - Windows

[Ancha]

Hello,

I did the installation and copied the folders to the correct place (the sd.webui in C and the Add on to the Archicad folder).
But when startting Archicad 27 and opening the AI Visualizer from the Palettes and click on Generate, I get this error about the AI server:

What is this and how to make it work normally?

Thank you in advance.

[Ancha]

And this is the error I get when running as admin the run.bat file.

How do I get this to work?

[Erik Bjornhage]

No difference even with Intel-card disabled (and running as Admin etc.)

[Ancha]

Any updates on this?

[Ricardo Heim]

You should install python 3.10
Download Python | Python.org

[peterzum]

The error you are encountering is probably due to dependencies issues or python realated problems.

I suggest you the following.

Install python 3.10 from the python website, in the installation take care to select "Add Path".

After that you edit the environment.bat in sd.webui folder.

change  the value from 1 to 0 : "set SKIP_VENV=0"

Go to the folder "webui" open the file "webui-user.bat", wait for install. After that close the terminal.

Go to Archicad and try again. Instead of localhost:7680 insert: 127.0.0.1:7680  (or just try both).

[Ancha]

Is this issue already fixed without getting to know coding?

[Earthworm]

Well, as said you need to install Python 3.10.6 -> https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3106/

At the end of the page is a lists of links; you'll need Windows installer (64-bit) 

Have you done this?

[caitlinkelley]

Tried this but it didn't work. Sigh....

[Earthworm]

Ancha got an error both on GPU and Python.

The GPU-error is most likely due to not having the right GPU, it's required to have a NVIDIA Videocard of 8GB or more.

The Python error simply means you need to install the correct version of Python.

@caitlinkelley, you have an AMD Radeon GPU which isn't supported by the stable diffusion AI-model

[caitlinkelley]

Thanks for your input. I also run Archicad 27 on a PC with an NVIDIA 8GB.

I'll check that I have the correct version of Python.