If you use "use lycoris to handle lora" feature on SDNext it will be irrelevant to split them apart... you can just dump them together and stop worrying

I've mostly avoided this issue by naming downloads either xxx.lora.safetensors or yyy.lyco.safetensors and even zzz.base.safetensors (ST-format base models) and www.ti.safetensors (ST-format embeddings).

You just have to remember in your prompts to change <lora:xxx:1> to <lora:xxx.lora:1> and so on, such as <lora:add_detail.lora:0.8>.

If you use the tag-complete extension in webui, it will pop up the correct names if you use <l: for LoRAs, <lyco: for LyCORIS, or <e: for embeddings, and a few letters, so you don't even have to remember to add it in your prompt.

This list for loras works fine but I get an error on the actual lycoris list:

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| Found the following LyCORIS files |

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Traceback (most recent call last):

File "C:\stable-diffusion-webui\find_lyco.py", line 135, in <module>

main()

File "C:\stable-diffusion-webui\find_lyco.py", line 88, in main

if is_lyco(header):

File "C:\stable-diffusion-webui\find_lyco.py", line 31, in is_lyco

metadata = header.get("__metadata__")

AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'

Is there a benefit to separating Lora vs Lyco?

I just spent over 5 hours fixing this exact issue, less than 10 tabs left to check I browse your account to find this. fml.

Cool work none the less.

Now it can find them. But could it also.. move them for me? Or I gotta be all manual from here? D:

Edit: Nevermind, it does that. Though, I wouldn't know for sure, I can't get it to work. I lack the braincells.

but what do I do with it? I assume put
python find_lyco.py

in a cmd window from the lora folder but, nothing seems to happen other than

Usage:

python find_lyco.py [path_to_directory_to_scan]

or

python find_lyco.py [path_to_directory_to_scan] [target_lycoris_directory]

If a target directory is supplied, confirmation will be asked before moving files.

If no target directory is supplied, this script will not move any files.

but, that doesn't mean anything to me. Any help?