AMB read models only from ordinary drop-downs, so rgthree's Power Lora Loader (rows are
{on, lora, strength} objects) was invisible: Model Check never reported its missing LoRAs.
Now its switched-on rows are Model Check boxes (lora_nodes.js powerLoraRowBoxes: ComfyUI's LoRA
list as choices, a fix changes only the row's LoRA; downloads put files in the same way), saved
fingerprints and a picture's model search read them, the workflow summary lists them, and saved
model references include them and Easy-Use LoRA stack rows (nodeModelValues /
_model_reference_values, mirrored). Only these widely used nodes; ComfyUI's loaders stay the
reference.
recipe_parser.js was over 600 lines: which LoRAs a node loads moves to recipe_loras.js and the
box readers to recipe_widgets.js.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Stacking many LoRAs made a long chain of Load LoRA nodes. A default combo now says which LoRA
node it is laid out with (data.loraNode: ComfyUI's own chain, rgthree's Power Lora Loader, or
Easy-Use's LoRA stack + Apply LoraStack), chosen under New or in its editor; the third-party ones
are offered only when installed, and a missing one falls back to ComfyUI's own and says so.
Save as combo lost a Power Lora Loader's rows (object values were not stored): they are kept as
the node's rows, made again before the slots are filled, each row's LoRA a slot.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
