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Kosinkadink / ComfyUI-Advanced-ControlNet

ControlNet scheduling and masking nodes with sliding context support
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AttributeError: 'ControlNetAdvanced' object has no attribute 'verify_all_weights' #35

Closed Yaeph closed 9 months ago

Yaeph commented 9 months ago

https://i.imgur.com/u8MXO03.png

https://i.imgur.com/lOnb19Y.png

https://i.imgur.com/InFSyO2.png

This error appears on Apply Advanced Controlnet node. Reinstalled ComfyUi, reinstalled nodes - https://i.imgur.com/UH9AD0b.png https://i.imgur.com/GtX9Yrw.png

The workflow works for other people, but not for me.

inpainting-workflow.json

Kosinkadink commented 9 months ago

Can you send a screenshot of the entirety of your custom_nodes folder in ComfyUI? The error you get should not be possible, but there's a chance you accidentally have two ComfyUI-Advanced-ControlNet folders, one of which is updated to the latest version and one of which is not, causing a mix of old and new code trying to run together.

This can happen if you decided to copy the folder to keep at is a "backup", but didn't disable it or didn't move it out of the custom_nodes directory. To keep the python and the ComfyUI-Manager from getting confused, never keep two versions of the same nodes at the same time in the custom_nodes folder (assuming this is actually the cause of your issue).

If you do see two Advanced-ControlNet folders in your ComfyUI/custom_nodes directory, delete the one that's on an older commit; if you don't know how to tell which is which, delete both and then reinstall Advanced-ControlNet.

Kosinkadink commented 9 months ago

Also, what version of python are you running?

Yaeph commented 9 months ago

Can you send a screenshot of the entirety of your custom_nodes folder in ComfyUI? The error you get should not be possible, but there's a chance you accidentally have two ComfyUI-Advanced-ControlNet folders, one of which is updated to the latest version and one of which is not, causing a mix of old and new code trying to run together.

This can happen if you decided to copy the folder to keep at is a "backup", but didn't disable it or didn't move it out of the custom_nodes directory. To keep the python and the ComfyUI-Manager from getting confused, never keep two versions of the same nodes at the same time in the custom_nodes folder (assuming this is actually the cause of your issue).

If you do see two Advanced-ControlNet folders in your ComfyUI/custom_nodes directory, delete the one that's on an older commit; if you don't know how to tell which is which, delete both and then reinstall Advanced-ControlNet.

you are right, there was another folder of Advanced-Controlnet-main from some other workflow, deleting it solved the issue, thanks a lot!