Unable to modify or create style

[panorios]

After the update (1.30.0) I cant modify or create a style.
All checkpoints and settings are greyed.
I have a modified the (extra_model_paths.yaml) and that does not seems to be the problem since the old styles work fine finding the corresponding models.
I am able to use my previous saved styles but not edit or create new ones.
Is there anything I can try before reinstalling everything?
Thank you.

[Acly]

You mean even the buttons to Create/Duplicate styles are disabled? That would be strange.

It sounds like a folder mixup. There is a "Open Folder" button next to style selection settings, where does that lead?

Should be a folder in .../krita/ai_diffusion/styles with only your custom styles.
While the plugin installation should be in .../krita/pykrita/ai_diffusion

[panorios]

Hi, thank you for your quick reply.

Yes the top buttons work and the folder is the correct one, but everything else is disabled even if i add a new style.

[panorios]

Here is a style as it is saved, in case it helps.
"name": "jug",
"version": 2,
"architecture": "auto",
"checkpoints": [
"NEW\juggernautXL_v8Rundiffusion.safetensors"
],
"loras": [
{
"name": "Hyper-SDXL-8steps-lora.safetensors",
"strength": 0.8
}
],
"style_prompt": "",
"negative_prompt": "",
"vae": "Checkpoint Default",
"clip_skip": 0,
"v_prediction_zsnr": false,
"self_attention_guidance": false,
"preferred_resolution": 0,
"sampler": "Alternative - Euler A",
"sampler_steps": 10,
"cfg_scale": 2.5,
"live_sampler": "Realtime - Hyper",
"live_sampler_steps": 6,
"live_cfg_scale": 1.8

[Acly]

The folder content doesn't look quite right: everything (built-in styles and user styles) are in the same folder. They should be separate as mentioned above.

It looks like your plugin is installed into krita/ai_diffusion directly, rather than krita/pykrita/ai_diffusion

pykrita is the folder for python plugins, tbh I didn't even know it worked if you installed it outside of this folder. But it's likely what leads to all your styles being treated as "built-in".

I'd suggest reinstalling the plugin in the correct location (if you do it from inside krita it should end up there automatically)

You can probably keep parts of the existing folder (styles, settings), but might have to delete the *.py files

[panorios]

I must have messed up when I was updating manually in previous versions.
Thank you so much for your help and thank you for all your work.