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wyrde's basic basics of comfy workflows

Keyboard shortcuts

    Ctrl + A   = select all nodes
    Ctrl + M   = mute/unmute selected nodes
    Ctrl + C   = copy selected nodes
    Ctrl + V   = paste node buffer
    Delete     = delete selected nodes
    Backspace  = delete selected nodes
    Space Bar  = drag viewing area (hold space bar and move mouse pointer)

Notes:

  • Ctrl + X does nothing.
  • muted nodes don't process and block everythintg behind them

Organization

  • Add pythongosssss Node Templates from this repo. Download the node-templates file and put it in ComfyUI/web/extensions/. (Don't copy paste the editor display, save the raw file.) This repo has some other super helpful extensions as well.
    • Also recommended is image-feed and workflow-svg
  • noodles (the wires) can be organized with reroute nodes. It takes extra time, but it makes figuring out a workflow a few days later much easier. Much less someone else.
  • SaveImage can do sub folders. The format is folder/imageprefix.
  • The LoadImage node is (at this writing) too small. Drag the bottom down to show the image preview. Glory at the terrible sketch comfy made for an example!

Tips and Philosophy

  • ComfyUI has a philosophy of keep it simple. Don't try to create a "do it all" workflow, instead focus on a specific objective.
  • use the CheckpointLoaderSimple node to load checkpoints. It will auto pick the right settings depending on your GPU.

This directory conatains some basic workflows showing beginning principles. Think of them as badly organized tutorials.

Be sure to check out the comfy examples as well!

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