Closed Tirshea closed 11 months ago
Please submit issues related to the ComfyUI node version in the node version repo next time, thx.
Actually, someone has already made exactly the same request to me before. The reason why the image loader cannot connect with the reader is that the image loader outputs the image itself, which is a bunch of pixels, and does not include any metadata. So even if they could connect, the reader wouldn’t be able to read anything.
Of course, I’m very interested in the batch loading you mentioned. If possible, please post your batch loading workflow here. Since the reader itself is an image loader, perhaps features suported by other image loaders could also be implemented on the prompt reader.
Here are two examples I use when I need to process a series of images or a random one inside a folder :
It is just a basic ImageLoader, but we play with the index INT.
This feature seems to be feasible, I'll consider it.
Just a +1 to say this node is exactly what I've been looking for to finish an A1111 based 1.5 to SDXL Upscale Workflow and literally the only thing missing is batch processing, would be perfect in that case.
@Tirshea @PSVinrael The batch processing feature is now ready! Please update to the latest version.
Simply connect the Batch Loader
to the Prompt Reader
. When you set the image_load_limit
to 1, you’ll be able to use the Batch Loader
just like the LoadImageInFolder
you mentioned above.
Summary
First, thank you for the node suite. I've been playing with it the last few days and it screams "must-have batch tool for upscaling workflow from low-quality rushes/seed images".
The abilty to load images with their metadata is awesome, especially when - like me - you use wildcards a lot.
But when we design an upscaling workflow, we most likely want it to support batch loading.
I tried the obvious way with "convert image to input" on the reader but I couldn't find any node able to link to this "image" input.
Basic Example
Abillity to connect image loaders to SD_Prompt_Read node.
Reference Issues.
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