Various custom nodes for ComfyUI.
This repository will store my custom nodes for ComfyUI.
- Have a working installation of git.
- Go to custom-nodes directory
- Clone this repository
- Restart ComfyUI interface
cd ComfyUI/custom-nodes
git clone https://github.com/syllebra/bilbox-comfyui.git
This is a node created from the awesome PromptGeek's "Creating Photorealistic Images With AI: Using Stable Diffusion" book data. It provides a convenient way to compose photorealistic prompts into ComfyUI.
A preview of the assembled prompt is shown at the bottom.
This plugin offers 2 preview modes for of each prestored style/data: Tooltip mode and Modal mode
This mode keeps interface compact and offers a preview and a description when hovering a list context menu.
The modal mode shows a fullscreen scrollable modal window for a better view of all options. Just over an element to popup a detailed description and click on it to select and close the window. Hit "escape" to just close.
This is a fix and imprvement of EllangoK's ComfyUI-post-processing-nodes vignette effect.
Just two parameters: one for the size of effect and another for the opacity.
This is an implementation as post processing effect in Comfy-UI of Yoonsikp's pycubelut.
There are two parameters. The first one is the name of the LUT file to apply. Simply put your lut files (currently only .cube support) in custom_nodes/bilbox-comfyui/luts
or add your LUts directory in custom_nodes/bilbox-comfyui/luts_directory.txt
.
The second parameter is an option to setup the output in the log color space.
An optinnal parameter is just used to debug and print informations about the lut file.
- Code: BilboX
- Arts: @PromptGeek Youtube
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1.0.0
- Fixed various bugs and added to comfy registry
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0.3
- Add post preocessing effects LUT color correction and Vignette effect
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0.2
- Updated Readme
- See commit change or See release history
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0.1
- Initial Release
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
Source Inspiration
- PromptGeek's "Creating Photorealistic Images With AI: Using Stable Diffusion" awesome book
- EllangoK's ComfyUI-post-processing-nodes
- Yoonsikp's pycubelut
Inspiration, code snippets, etc.