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brayevalerien / ComfyUI-resynthesizer

A quick port of Resynthesizer (the Gimp plug-in for content aware fill) to ComfyUI.
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Node not appearing #1

Open tristan22mc opened 2 weeks ago

tristan22mc commented 2 weeks ago

Im using comfyui portable do I need to do the pip install resynthesizer command after installing via github link?

tristan22mc commented 2 weeks ago

Update I installed package into my python environment using the command: s\ComfyUI_windows_portable>.\python_embeded\python.exe -m pip install --target=".\python_embeded\Lib\site-packages" resynthesizer

And now it is saying the node has installed successfully on my startup logs however when I go to add the node via searching for the node and clicking it, it does not appear. Also the test workflow still shows the node missing (red)

brayevalerien commented 2 weeks ago

Hi @tristan22mc, thank you for the interest you are showing to this node.

The installation process is poorly documented, I'll try to work on it tomorrow, but I just tried to install this node on another computer and I had no issues. Note that I'm not using ComfyUI standalone version but I actually have a global Python install and use Anaconda to manage environments. I would advise against using the standalone version if you can, and since I don't know exactly how it's structured I can't ensure it works with it, but there shoudn't be any difference.

here is what I did:

  1. Activate my Conda environment: conda activate comfyui (this is probably not needed for the standalone install, I don't know if it uses a venv?)
  2. Clone this repo inside my ComfyUI/custom_nodes directory: git clone https://github.com/brayevalerien/ComfyUI-resynthesizer.
  3. Move to the cloned directory: cd ComfyUI-resynthesizer
  4. Install resynthesizer: pip install resynthesizer -I (-I is just to force re-install if I had the package already installed fsr)
  5. Launch ComfyUI

Here I could add the node and use it as intended, even with the little change I did in the last commit (fd75f5c).

In conclusion: I could not reproduce your issue from a fresh install, maybe uninstall everything and redo it. If it still is not showing, check for any error in the terminal when ComfyUI is starting and tell me so I can work on a fix. In the mean time I'll work on streamlining the installation process.

Quick note: this extension has been made available in the ComfyUI Manager, so you can also get it from here. But I don't recommend it as of now since I did not expected that to happen and forgot to add a requirements file. If you still want to try to get it from the manager though, you will still need to run pip install resynthesizer (maybe in a virtual environment if ComfyUI standalone uses one).