Inserting took a round per LoRA. The picker now gathers them: click to add,
click again to drop, the number on a card is the order they go in. They go in
as a chain of ComfyUI's loaders, or through one Power Lora Loader or Easy-Use
stack where installed, all or nothing and as one undo step. Third-party nodes
change height just after they appear, so they are placed, and the step taken,
once they have settled. New nodes stand in one column and the view goes to
them when a crowded canvas leaves them out of sight.
Fixes the CLIP line going missing for a LoRA inserted before a sampler with a
LoRA already there: that LoRA counted as a prompt node, so there seemed to be
two CLIP sources.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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>
