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# About local server

stable-diffusion-for-unity automatically installs a system which forks from AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui and communicates with Unity via API.

This WebUI is lcated in the main drive of the PC, C:\Users\\\[User Name]\Witchpot\\

When StartServer button is pushed on Unity Editor, Command Prompt is automatically launched.

The server can be started from the Witchpot > StartServer button in the menu, or from the StartServer button in \~2Img component(this button only visible when the server is not running)

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Server availablility can be monitored from the command prompt.

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Initial startup may take time.

`Running on local URL:   http://127.0.0.1:7860`

If you see a URL like this, installation and setup have been successfully completed.&#x20;

You will see a progress bar on command promt when generating images on Unity

If the image generation does not work, please also check the notation in the command prompt.


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