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On first launch, DiffusionBee will download and install additional data for image generation.
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### Removing DiffusionBee
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#### Removing the application itself
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Drag and drop the DiffusionBee.app application to the Trash.
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#### Removing leftover files
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DiffusionBee saves your generated images and soem information related to the custom models you might have imported in your home folder, in the .diffusionbee/ folder. If you want to fully uninstall the application, you can safely remove the whole folder. There are two ways to do it:
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##### From the Terminal
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Open the Terminal.app application (located in /Applications/Utilities/), and enter the command:
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rm -r ~/.diffusionbee/
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This will remove all traces of the DiffusionBee application (cache, generated images, imported models...).
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##### From the Finder
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Open your Home folder, and press the cmd + shift + . (command + shift + period) keys. This will show the hidden files and directories. You can safely drag and drop the .diffusionbee folder in the Trash.
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### Updates
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DiffusionBee occasionally receives updates to add new features and improve performance. When prompted on startup, re-download the application from the site, and replace the new file in the location of the old one. Your history and models will be saved.
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<imgwidth="500"alt="Image of using custom model"src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/105890749/201485626-b2d4112a-91ba-431c-94c1-4bcc01c936de.png">
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## Removing DiffusionBee
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#### Removing the application itself
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Drag and drop the DiffusionBee.app application to the Trash.
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#### Removing leftover files
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DiffusionBee saves your generated images and soem information related to the custom models you might have imported in your home folder, in the .diffusionbee/ folder. If you want to fully uninstall the application, you can safely remove the whole folder. There are two ways to do it:
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##### From the Terminal
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Open the Terminal.app application (located in /Applications/Utilities/), and enter the command:
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This will remove all traces of the DiffusionBee application (cache, generated images, imported models...).
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##### From the Finder
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Open your Home folder, and press the cmd + shift + . (command + shift + period) keys. This will show the hidden files and directories. You can safely drag and drop the .diffusionbee folder in the Trash.
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## Extra tips
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* For prompt ideas and help, check out:
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* The model is stored at `~/.diffusionbee/downloads`. If you already have the model available and don't want to re-download it, move, copy or symlink it to that directory.
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* The _Show logs_ menu option shows logs that are mostly useful for developers or for tracking errors. You exit the log by clicking one of the tabs.
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## Join the discussion
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Join the [DiffusionBee Discord Server](https://discord.gg/t6rC5RaJQn) to chat with the community.
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