Here is an output using this negative on Auto1111:
Using the same metadata, here is the result on ComfyUi with smZNodes:
I noticed the EasyNegative embedding was saved without capital letters as easynegative.safetensors on my system.
After editing the negative under ComfyUi and replacing EasyNegativeby easynegative, it fixed the problem:
This is just my guess, but as it's working even with wrong capital letters on Auto1111, I suspect a pass is done to check various upper lower case situations to find the embedding.
Knowing that Windows is also not very strict regarding capital letter files, there's a lot of chance for this only impacting Linux users.
Hello,
First thanks a lot for smZNodes, I'm really impressed by how close the result is compared to Auto1111.
I just would like to report a strange behavior involving lowercase/uppercase on my Linux system using this negative:
(worst quality, low quality, normal quality:1.4), lowres, low resolution, watermark, EasyNegative, (verybadimagenegative_v1.3:0.75), bad-hands-5,(neck halter:1.1)Here is an output using this negative on Auto1111:
Using the same metadata, here is the result on ComfyUi with smZNodes:
I noticed the
EasyNegativeembedding was saved without capital letters aseasynegative.safetensorson my system. After editing the negative under ComfyUi and replacingEasyNegativebyeasynegative, it fixed the problem:This is just my guess, but as it's working even with wrong capital letters on Auto1111, I suspect a pass is done to check various upper lower case situations to find the embedding. Knowing that Windows is also not very strict regarding capital letter files, there's a lot of chance for this only impacting Linux users.
Thanks.