Your explanations are clear as day: no fluff, just pure information. I wish more instructional videos were like yours. I'm in process of trying to sort out a Python message that keeps popping up when I try new nodes, and so I'm digging into the files themselves (in VS Code)... videos like this one will hopefully give me that aHA! moment nutting out those elusive problems. Joining your patreon!
great video! good and clear tutorial.... maybe a little suggestion :) the last past of this video is very fast compare to the beginning, i mean the list display on the node can be cropped to the file name itself and not the path for better reading. so maybe you are preparing the next chapter, it needs a 2d part to this video.... thanks, i am following you, bye
Thanks for this! I really want to explore adding to the front end with JS. Are you still planning to do videos on this? Or do you have any thoughts about where to look for resources about it?
Hi! Can someone tell me how I have to change it in my custom node: (folder_paths.get_filename_list("checkpoints"), so that in ComfyUI the list shows the subfolders first like with Pyssss Loader?
Hello, @PinGuiNPL! You can use Path.glob("**/*.safetensors") to get the checkpoints in subfolders as well. You can then display the paths in any way you want by doing string manipulation.
Great tutorial Please make a more advanced one on api/frontend/backend exchanging information between each other There are no resources at all for these
I just started learning JS html css a couple months ago but I realized a lot of what I want to do is in Python (like this video) how would one approach this? Should I just keep learning JS until I’m solid then learn Python?
Thank you for showing interest in the video, @Sergatx! If you're interested in Python, you can definitely start learning it alongside your current studies. Python and JavaScript is quite similar at their core. If you have already learned about the programming fundamentals like variables, loops, functions in JavaScript, then you can go for Python. However, if you are still learning about the fundamentals, then it's better to stay a little bit longer with JavaScript. Depending on your goals, you can continue mastering JavaScript while gradually learning Python. Also, doing small projects can help understand the concepts better.
@@CodeCraftersCorner Yea I learned the fundamentals right now I’m just practicing them building small projects. Thanks for the response. You have a great channel!
I want to make an iteration through models in order to make a series of pictures using simple model merging with a different merge ratio, it's something like cross-model XY-plot. Say, I have 10 models and I want to generate all pair merges of these models with ratios from 0.1 to 0.9 with step of 0.1, i.e. 10 (model-1 combintations) * 10(model-2 combinations) * 10(ratios) = 1000 pictures. Is it possible to do so?
Yes, it is possible. Since this is a large number of pictures, it's best to do this directly in code. You will have to use a nested loop to iterate through the combinations of models and merge ratios. I made a video on "Building a Python API for Comfy UI with Gradio" where I explain how to export a workflow to be used in code. You can ignore the Gradio section. What is important is to have an outer loop to iterate through the models and an inner loop to iterate through the merge ratios. Good Luck!
No worries, @muggzzzzz! I made a small example on how you can implement the nested loop. You will have to modify some of the variables like input, output folders path. I uploaded the example on Github here: bit.ly/3sSspzB. The file name is example_nested_loop.py. Hope this helps.
Your explanations are clear as day: no fluff, just pure information. I wish more instructional videos were like yours. I'm in process of trying to sort out a Python message that keeps popping up when I try new nodes, and so I'm digging into the files themselves (in VS Code)... videos like this one will hopefully give me that aHA! moment nutting out those elusive problems. Joining your patreon!
Thank you for the support on TH-cam and Patreon, @robinhahn6987! I truly appreciate it.
Thank you for the great content
Thank you so much, @avi3dfx1210! Glad you liked the content.
thanks a lots for all your help, is really helpful and interesting
Glad to hear that!
great video! good and clear tutorial.... maybe a little suggestion :) the last past of this video is very fast compare to the beginning, i mean the list display on the node can be cropped to the file name itself and not the path for better reading. so maybe you are preparing the next chapter, it needs a 2d part to this video.... thanks, i am following you, bye
Thanks for the tip!
Thanks for this! I really want to explore adding to the front end with JS. Are you still planning to do videos on this? Or do you have any thoughts about where to look for resources about it?
@chrisfreilich! Yes, I will be making more videos on custom nodes. I have two projects and then I will make more on the topic.
Hi! Can someone tell me how I have to change it in my custom node: (folder_paths.get_filename_list("checkpoints"), so that in ComfyUI the list shows the subfolders first like with Pyssss Loader?
Hello, @PinGuiNPL! You can use Path.glob("**/*.safetensors") to get the checkpoints in subfolders as well. You can then display the paths in any way you want by doing string manipulation.
Great tutorial
Please make a more advanced one on api/frontend/backend exchanging information between each other
There are no resources at all for these
Thanks @Suresh-br2zz, will do!
Hi,
I do not have the "Prep image for insightface" node. :(. What can do?
Hello @yudhisteerchintaram1511! You have to install the IPAdapter Plus custom node. You can do it from the ComfyUI Manager.
I just started learning JS html css a couple months ago but I realized a lot of what I want to do is in Python (like this video) how would one approach this? Should I just keep learning JS until I’m solid then learn Python?
Thank you for showing interest in the video, @Sergatx! If you're interested in Python, you can definitely start learning it alongside your current studies. Python and JavaScript is quite similar at their core. If you have already learned about the programming fundamentals like variables, loops, functions in JavaScript, then you can go for Python. However, if you are still learning about the fundamentals, then it's better to stay a little bit longer with JavaScript. Depending on your goals, you can continue mastering JavaScript while gradually learning Python. Also, doing small projects can help understand the concepts better.
@@CodeCraftersCorner Yea I learned the fundamentals right now I’m just practicing them building small projects. Thanks for the response. You have a great channel!
Thank you for the kind words!
I want to make an iteration through models in order to make a series of pictures using simple model merging with a different merge ratio, it's something like cross-model XY-plot. Say, I have 10 models and I want to generate all pair merges of these models with ratios from 0.1 to 0.9 with step of 0.1, i.e. 10 (model-1 combintations) * 10(model-2 combinations) * 10(ratios) = 1000 pictures. Is it possible to do so?
Yes, it is possible. Since this is a large number of pictures, it's best to do this directly in code. You will have to use a nested loop to iterate through the combinations of models and merge ratios. I made a video on "Building a Python API for Comfy UI with Gradio" where I explain how to export a workflow to be used in code. You can ignore the Gradio section. What is important is to have an outer loop to iterate through the models and an inner loop to iterate through the merge ratios. Good Luck!
@@CodeCraftersCorner Thank you for such a rapid reply! I'll take a look.
No worries, @muggzzzzz! I made a small example on how you can implement the nested loop. You will have to modify some of the variables like input, output folders path. I uploaded the example on Github here: bit.ly/3sSspzB. The file name is example_nested_loop.py. Hope this helps.
@@CodeCraftersCorner Oh, it's so kind of you! Thank you again!
Happy to help!