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Understand the features of SeaArt ComfyUI and effectively avoid potential issues.

Last updated 4 months ago

Understand the features of SeaArt ComfyUI and effectively avoid potential issues.

When dragging an external downloaded JSON file into ComfyUI, you need to manually select all the models (such as ControlNet, VAE, etc.) involved.

If the names are different, it will cause the models not to match, leading to system cancellation.
If the corresponding model does not exist online, it will also cause system cancellation.

Therefore, you need to manually adjust the models.

For example:

If there is no red error pop-up, it means the workflow has some smooth output nodes and will run normally, but all the red error nodes and the subsequent nodes will be skipped.

If there is a red error pop-up, it means the workflow has no smooth output nodes, and the task will fail directly.

If you encounter errors during runtime, please check whether the resources for each process in the workflow are matched with the correct models or expected behaviors. The example image below shows an SD1.5 model applying Flux ControlNet with an error.

You can appropriately reduce or consider the user experience of the application.

If all models are selected, it may be difficult to load the progress bar or the system may cancel the task. This could be due to reaching the maximum loading limit, but this situation is rare.
When using Flux, try to use fp8, and in some entertainment-oriented applications, avoid using ultra-high-definition upscaling nodes.

For Flux-related models, it's recommended to use load diffusion to load models, and load Clip and VAE separately.

Please search for openseaart.

The Preview node cannot be used as an encapsulating node; you need to use the Save Image node instead.

There are some differences in the Apply Pulid Flux node; you need to select source_Face_Selection.

Last updated 4 months ago

When dragging an external downloaded JSON file into ComfyUI, you need to manually select all the models (such as ControlNet, VAE, etc.) involved.

If the names are different, it will cause the models not to match, leading to system cancellation.
If the corresponding model does not exist online, it will also cause system cancellation.

Therefore, you need to manually adjust the models.

For example:

If there is no red error pop-up, it means the workflow has some smooth output nodes and will run normally, but all the red error nodes and the subsequent nodes will be skipped.

If there is a red error pop-up, it means the workflow has no smooth output nodes, and the task will fail directly.

If you encounter errors during runtime, please check whether the resources for each process in the workflow are matched with the correct models or expected behaviors. The example image below shows an SD1.5 model applying Flux ControlNet with an error.

You can appropriately reduce or consider the user experience of the application.

If all models are selected, it may be difficult to load the progress bar or the system may cancel the task. This could be due to reaching the maximum loading limit, but this situation is rare.
When using Flux, try to use fp8, and in some entertainment-oriented applications, avoid using ultra-high-definition upscaling nodes.