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installing custom nodes
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@ -64,7 +64,11 @@ If comfyUI doesn't have something you expect, there's probably a custom node for
* Custom Nodes are placed in the custom_node directory * Custom Nodes are placed in the custom_node directory
* It's generally a good idea to put the author's name/handle as a directory/folder, then the node(s) inside it. * It's generally a good idea to put the author's name/handle as a directory/folder, then the node(s) inside it.
* This can cause an warning when comfy loads the folder but it is harmless.
* an alternative is to keep the folders outside of comfy, and copy over the particular files.
* some nodes come as "suites" which will include their own directory, drop the whole thing inside custom_nodes * some nodes come as "suites" which will include their own directory, drop the whole thing inside custom_nodes
* if nodes come in a folder with an `__init__.py` file, the whole thing can be put in `custom_nodes` with no errors
* well, there might still be errors (:
Extensions are bits of javascript that extend the UI or some functions of comfyUI beyond the scope of nodes. Extensions are bits of javascript that extend the UI or some functions of comfyUI beyond the scope of nodes.
* Extensions are placed in the `web\extensions` folder/directory. * Extensions are placed in the `web\extensions` folder/directory.

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