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dream-textures

dream-textures

Use and troubleshoot the Dream Textures Blender add-on for Stable Diffusion image generation, texture projection, render passes, model setup, and backend APIs.

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name: dream-textures description: "Use and troubleshoot the Dream Textures Blender add-on for Stable Diffusion image generation, texture projection, render passes, model setup, and backend APIs." disable-model-invocation: true metadata: disco-role: operating license: GPL 3.0

Dream Textures Repo Skill

Dream Textures is a Blender add-on that integrates Stable Diffusion/Diffusers workflows into Blender for prompt-based image generation, seamless textures, inpainting/outpainting, AI upscaling, 3D texture projection, Cycles render-pass processing, and node-based scene generation.

Load this root skill when a task names Dream Textures, Blender Stable Diffusion, Dream panel generation, Project Dream Texture, Dream Textures render pass, dream_textures backend/API objects, or the repository's model/dependency setup. Then route to the smallest sub-skill below.

Quick setup facts

  • Public project name: Dream Textures.
  • Blender add-on package/import name: dream_textures.
  • Version baseline for this skill: 0.4.1 from the source snapshot in repo-provenance.md.
  • Minimum Blender version in bl_info: 3.1.0.
  • Ordinary users should prefer an official prebuilt release archive. For source/developer installs, place the add-on folder as dream_textures, then install exactly one matching platform/backend requirements file into the add-on's .python_dependencies directory using Blender's Python or the add-on Developer Tools; the setup sub-skill has the step-by-step workflow.
  • Full local generation requires Blender, model weights, matching dependencies, and sufficient memory/VRAM. DreamStudio workflows require a valid API key and network access.

Minimal visibility checks:

python scripts/check_dream_textures_environment.py --help
python scripts/check_dream_textures_environment.py --addon-dir /path/to/dream_textures

The helper is a safe diagnostic only; it does not prove full Blender generation.

Route by task

User task or symptomRead this
Install/enable the add-on, decide release vs source install, choose CUDA/ROCm/MPS/DirectML requirements, diagnose .python_dependencies, manage Hugging Face or DreamStudio credentials, download/link/import models, or fix checkpoint/model-type mismatchsetup-and-models
Generate images/textures from prompts, use negative prompts, source-image modify/depth modes, inpaint/outpaint, seamless axes, ControlNet from images, prompt history JSON, or AI upscalinggeneration-workflows
Project a generated texture onto selected mesh faces, use viewport depth/color, bake projected UVs, enable the Cycles Dream Textures render pass, connect the compositor socket, use the Dream Textures render engine/node tree, or create scene annotation mapsscene-integration
Implement or debug a custom backend, inspect GenerationArguments, task dataclasses, Backend.generate, DiffusersBackend, schedulers, model-type compatibility, generator Future callbacks, or source-level import errorsbackend-and-api
The symptom spans several areas or you need first-triage guidanceroot troubleshooting

Common decision points

  • Model family before prompt debugging: prompt/image-to-image uses prompt-to-image models; inpaint/outpaint uses inpainting models; depth/projection/render-pass depth input uses depth models; upscaling uses the Stable Diffusion x4 upscaler; ControlNet conditioning also needs matching ControlNet model entries.
  • Scene versus image workflow: Image Editor and Shader Editor generation route to generation-workflows; 3D Viewport projection, Cycles pass, and render-engine node trees route to scene-integration.
  • Setup versus runtime: missing packages, empty model list, checkpoint config, Hugging Face tokens, and DreamStudio keys route to setup-and-models; model/task validation and scheduler/source internals route to backend-and-api only when the user asks about API behavior or code.
  • Verification limits: this skill's bundled scripts are safe planners/diagnostics. They intentionally do not install packages, open Blender, download models, contact services, or run Stable Diffusion.

Repo-level references and script

  • repo-provenance.md records the source commit, version, dirty-state baseline, and evidence paths used to create this skill. Read it before deciding whether to refresh the skill.
  • repo-routing-metadata.json is structured metadata for the managed repo-skills router.
  • troubleshooting.md gives root triage for install/runtime/model/backend symptoms and routes to deeper sub-skill troubleshooting.
  • check_dream_textures_environment.py safely reports add-on layout, optional Python module visibility, Blender executable visibility, and torch backend facts.

Do not do these from this skill

  • Do not tell future agents to open, run, or edit files from an original Dream Textures checkout as part of normal runtime use. Use the bundled references and scripts here.
  • Do not install all requirement variants or mutate a user's Blender Python environment without explicit approval.
  • Do not claim CUDA/ROCm/MPS/DirectML, DreamStudio, model-download, or full Blender generation verification unless those checks were run in the user's actual environment.
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