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ComfyUI_MaraScott_nodes is an extension set designed to improve the readability of ComfyUI workflows and enhance output images for printing. It offers a Bus manager, an Upscaler/Refiner set of nodes for printing purposes, and an Inpainting set of nodes to fine-tune outputs.
AnyBus Node
McBoaty set
McInpainty set
Text Concatenation
Display Any - Text
Multiline to List
ForLoop (Open/Close)
Image to gradient
To install ComfyUI_MaraScott_Nodes
in addition to an existing installation of ComfyUI, follow these steps:
ComfyUI/custom_nodes
directory in the terminal (cmd).git clone https://github.com/MaraScott/ComfyUI_MaraScott_Node.git
The AnyBus Node (AKA UniversalBus Node) is designed to provide a Universal Bus Node based on AnyType Input/Output.
Native Support
You can assume that any node input/output works like "UE Nodes / Use Everywhere" Nodes.
BUS Input/Output Support
Bus Nodes can be connected from one AnyBus Node to another, and we support the following Reroute Nodes as long as they are linked from an AnyBus Node before connecting to another.
Set/Get Node Supported:
Reroute Node Supported:
Reroute Node Not Supported:
Here is a very simple workflow:
Any workflow can quickly become messy and difficult to identify easily which output goes to which input. At some point, either you use a custom_node which "hides" the splines for you so you don't feel overwhelmed but will still have some issue identifying which goes where OR you use a Bus node like AnyBus which will clarify your workflow without having to remember the origins of your splines.
The AnyBus Node allows you to apply a profile to your Buses to organize paths in the same workflow. One Bus has a maximum of 25 inputs/outputs.
The BusNode profile is a mechanism to synchronize BusNodes in the same flow (connected by the Bus
input/output). All nodes with the same profile name and connected will be synchronized if one of them is modified.
When adding a node, the profile is default. If you have another flow called main, for example, and you connect the bus output of the flow to the input of the default busnode, the main flow will synchronize the main input to the default one and change the profile name to main. This works only for the default node. If you have a node called TextFlow and try to connect main to TextFlow, the connection will be refused. This allows for multiple flows in the same workflow and avoids conflict.
This AnyBus is dyslexia-friendly :D
It is meant to allow you to concatenate up to 24 string inputs
This return a multiline text as a text, a list of text 1 per line, a count of the number of lines
It is meant to display any content within the node + pass the input value as output allow you to use it within a ForLoopOpen/ForLoopClose workflow
These two nodes allow you to build loops within your workflow and subloops too in order to limitate the needs to repeats sequences in your workflows
McBoaty Node Set (AKA Upscaler, Prompter, Refiner Node set) is an upscaler coupled with a refiner to achieve higher rendering results on a per-tile basis.
You can follow a presentation video on my chanel : ComfyUI Tutorial: How to Use McBoaty Nodes Set for Upscaling and Refining Images
McBoaty intends to provide the most efficient way to upscale and refine an image for printing purposes. Its core purpose is to upscale an image with minimal to no modification on the upscaled/refined image. For that purpose, using a denoise at 0.27 or maybe 0.35 is the sweet spot. Using multiple x2 upscaler models would also provide a better result than using one x4 model, but that is for you to choose.
It has been tested successfully with SD1.5, SDXL, SD3; it will probably work with any SD version. Feel free to report issues in the issue section.
The McBoaty set of nodes comes with 4 different nodes:
1) An Upscaler Node to upscale the input image and slice it into tiles to refine the image on a per-tile approach.
Inputs:
Outputs:
2) A TilePrompter Node to edit the prompt and denoise level on a per-tile basis.
Input:
Output:
3) A Refiner Node to refine the image based on the settings provided, either via general settings if you don't use the TilePrompter or on a per-tile basis if you do use the TilePrompter.
Inputs:
1,2,3,4,...
) or using a range notation like x-y
(1-4
, 5-8
) or a combination of those 1,3,4-6,8,9
Outputs:
4) The fourth node is the LargeRefiner Node which is actually the combination of the Upscaler Node + the Refiner Node in one node using the general settings.
Inputs:
Outputs:
Below is an example of the LargeRefiner being connected to the TilePrompter and refined by a second pass to a Refiner.
Using the Upscaler instead of the LargeRefiner will require using the 1st pass of the refiner with tiles to process at empty value to process all tiles at least once (which the LargeRefiner does by default).
The overall idea is to Upscale (/Refine) your image and slice it to provide each tile to McPrompty the TilePrompter which will allow you to fine-tune your prompt on a per-tile basis as well as the denoise level. Then those parameters are passed to the Refiner which will process those tiles and rebuild your image for the output. Then you can continue the refining on another refiner pass or modify the current TilePrompter parameters to fine-tune the result.
One use case is to push the denoise to 0.76 (maximum denoise recommended with control net activated) in the LargeRefiner then fine-tune the prompt and denoise for the tiles which went too wild and process the tiles you want (specified in the tiles to process settings) again through a second refiner pass.
Below is a functional workflow embedded in the image which allows you to test both techniques.
Learn More about the Name McBoaty
McInpainty Node is a set of 2 nodes.
Workflow
Image generated by modifying model block weights
Img Slider for result comparison
Custom_node | Execution Time from server start to end of queue | output | Type | workflow | OS Name | Processor | Installed Physical Memory (RAM) GB | GPU Name |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
McBoaty LargeRefiner v5 | 98.37 | Upscaler | benchmark_McBoaty.json | Microsoft Windows 10 Home | Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-3235 CPU @ 3.30GHz | 41 | Red Hat QXL controller NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 | |
Supir | 70.48 | Upscaler | benchmark_SUPIR.json | Microsoft Windows 10 Home | Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-3235 CPU @ 3.30GHz | 41 | Red Hat QXL controller NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 | |
UltimateSDUpscaler | 47.34 | Upscaler | benchmark_USDU.json | Microsoft Windows 10 Home | Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-3235 CPU @ 3.30GHz | 41 | Red Hat QXL controller NVIDIA Quadro RTX 6000 |
Visit this link to see an Image Slider comparing the 3 results against the original
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If anybody is interested in using these nodes, I'm following up on feature requests via the issues. If you have Node ideas, feel free to make a request in the issues.