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[SeBL4RD]

Aren't we on Github here? Are you obfuscating your code?
Is that legal? Ethical?

[zombieyang]

Appreciate for your following to sd-ppp. I did this for some reason:

1. You can see another comfy-PS like plugin, which also switched to WebSocket after my first version. Always publish its code with Photoshop plugin minified.
2. The new canvas helper of forge, publish with obfuscated. ref: stable-diffusion-webui-forge#1232
   After seeing these, compared with my previous open-source work in gaming field. I think the rule is not the same in AI paint tooling field until now.

For the contributors of SD-PPP, I think it is also not a good time to totally open source all the thing, too. While I still keep refactoring large amounts of my code(in 1.3.0, I refactored 80% of my codes. Even in 1.5.0, I refactor 30% of codes). That is why I feel sorry for @tianlang0704 because I abandoned so many of his codes.

What I did is leaving a markdown here: https://github.com/zombieyang/sd-ppp/blob/main/typescripts/develop.md. If someone need the code for learning or bug fixing, I can give the permission.

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In the future, I'll still open source it, if:

1. sd-ppp is famous enough and not easy to be replaced by other project.
2. I think the code structure is stable enough.

[SeBL4RD]

Appreciate for your following to sd-ppp. I did this for some reason:

1. You can see another comfy-PS like plugin, which also switched to WebSocket after my first version. Always publish its code with Photoshop plugin minified.
2. The new canvas helper of forge, publish with obfuscated. ref: stable-diffusion-webui-forge#1232
   After seeing these, compared with my previous open-source work in gaming field. I think the rule is not the same in AI paint tooling field until now.

For the contributors of SD-PPP, I think it is also not a good time to totally open source all the thing, too. While I still keep refactoring large amounts of my code(in 1.3.0, I refactored 80% of my codes. Even in 1.5.0, I refactor 30% of codes). That is why I feel sorry for @tianlang0704 because I abandoned so many of his codes.

What I did is leaving a markdown here: https://github.com/zombieyang/sd-ppp/blob/main/typescripts/develop.md. If someone need the code for learning or bug fixing, I can give the permission.

In the future, I'll still open source it, if:

1. sd-ppp is famous enough and not easy to be replaced by other project.
2. I think the code structure is stable enough.

Okay, i would learn, could you share me the real code please?

[zombieyang]

Sure, invatation sent

[tianlang0704]

Appreciate for your following to sd-ppp. I did this for some reason:

1. You can see another comfy-PS like plugin, which also switched to WebSocket after my first version. Always publish its code with Photoshop plugin minified.
2. The new canvas helper of forge, publish with obfuscated. ref: stable-diffusion-webui-forge#1232
   After seeing these, compared with my previous open-source work in gaming field. I think the rule is not the same in AI paint tooling field until now.

For the contributors of SD-PPP, I think it is also not a good time to totally open source all the thing, too. While I still keep refactoring large amounts of my code(in 1.3.0, I refactored 80% of my codes. Even in 1.5.0, I refactor 30% of codes). That is why I feel sorry for @tianlang0704 because I abandoned so many of his codes.

What I did is leaving a markdown here: https://github.com/zombieyang/sd-ppp/blob/main/typescripts/develop.md. If someone need the code for learning or bug fixing, I can give the permission.

In the future, I'll still open source it, if:

1. sd-ppp is famous enough and not easy to be replaced by other project.
2. I think the code structure is stable enough.

Glad to have helped. I don't mind refactoring at all, please do what's neccessary to make things better.
Just passing by, leaving my little 2 cents.

[SeBL4RD]

Sure, invatation sent

Thank you very much.
I really want to understand and be able to help, even though I'm probably nowhere near your level. I'm very busy but I'm very interested. For me, Stable.Art was by far the best in this field, but its developer unfortunately did not continue it.
Your initiative could lead to something, let's hope, SD and Flux are a must-have on Photoshop! :)