A combo saved from picked nodes shows each model as a card like the model
library's: the cover with its slot written on it, the name and node below,
a click on the card (or Change on the cover) picks another model. The
default combo's main models and LoRAs to pick from are cover cards side by
side instead of wide rows; its empty cover is a class, not inline styles.
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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.
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- Current node's model picker redrew the whole grid to mark the chosen card, so
choosing one further down scrolled back to the top. The cards are repainted in
place (paintCard) instead.
- The classic combo editor saved when its bilingual tags were shown and again for
each tag's translation as it arrived: a long prompt wrote the combo dozens of
times in a second (34 note_save entries in one user's log). Rendering no longer
saves and the translations share one save half a second after the last. Its
prompt placeholder moves into locales.js (no inline language branch).
- Activity values are capped at 400 characters from the start, so an edit late in
a long prompt logged identical before and after. A long before/after pair is now
cut around its first difference (test included).
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Settings -> Appearance -> Theme (and the ComfyUI setting
Anomalous.ModelBrowser.Theme, which replaces the Abyssal Scarlet switch)
picks Follow ComfyUI (default), Dark, Light or Abyssal Scarlet. Following
ComfyUI watches the dark-theme class ComfyUI sets on <html> for a dark
palette and repaints at once; an older Abyssal switch reads as Abyssal.
The light theme is html.amb-theme-light with its own --amb-* values. Hard
coded colors were turned into tokens whose dark values are the colors they
replace (checked: every stylesheet resolves to the same dark values):
rgba(var(--amb-ink-rgb), a) for tints, status shades, tooltip, float,
dialog, sunken, scrim and note tokens. Older rules and inline styles that
wrote a dark color now write var(--amb-lt-<role>, <that color>); the
--amb-lt-* tokens exist only in the light theme. Inside the plugin's
windows ComfyUI's palette variables (--bg-color, --fg-color ...) follow the
plugin's theme when the two differ. Surfaces over images stay dark, and the
image viewer gets the dark tokens back. The ready banner on a recipe reads
green instead of pink. Stylesheet cache versions are bumped.
Checked on a test ComfyUI in light and dark: home, models, gallery and its
viewer, workflows and a recipe's tabs, combos and a combo, prompts and the
docked drawer, voices, audio library, settings, scan, Model Check, current
node and its model picker, a model's detail with notes, share, save
recipe, update guide, versions, GPT-SoVITS settings and the prompt dialog;
light with a dark ComfyUI, and Abyssal Scarlet.
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A combo can now hold its own node structure: pick nodes on the canvas and
New -> From the nodes picked on the canvas keeps the model nodes (a
drop-down of model files) and the text nodes (a multiline text box by the
node's definition) with the links between them; other picked nodes and
links to them are left out, their ports stay open on the canvas.
Slots are per box, so a node with several model drop-downs has several; a
box fed by a link is no slot. Each model slot's folder is the one whose
files hold all its drop-down's model-file options (ComfyUI's /models
lists), never guessed from names. Every other box is stored by name and
put back untouched, in order (a count box adds its rows first).
The save dialog shows what is kept and dropped and lets slots be renamed
or unticked. The editor lists the slots: a picker of that folder's models
with covers, filtered by base model, and text boxes. Put on canvas makes
the nodes (missing node types and their packs are named before anything
is placed), fills the slots by name, links by port name and type, as one
Ctrl+Z step; a box or link that cannot be restored is reported, never
guessed. New -> Same structure as ... starts another combo from a saved
structure. The default combo is unchanged. MCP list_combos lists node
combos by slot and place_combo places them.
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"Use" tried to put a combo into the open workflow (main loader, LoRA
chain rebuilt, positive prompt) with a list of what changed and what was
skipped and why, which read as guesswork. A combo is a shortcut: its one
button, Put on canvas (放到画布), and dragging its card both lay out the
main model loader, LoRAs and prompt nodes as a new wired group, and never
change nodes already on the canvas. An existing node's values are changed
in Current node.
notebook_apply.js, the Use confirmation and its strings are removed; the
editor's More menu keeps only Delete.
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A note was always a main model, LoRAs and a prompt kept together, so it is
now a combo (搭配) with its own rail page and Home card: a card per combo
with its model's cover, search and New; a card opens the editor, Back
returns to the list. Use puts the combo into the open workflow when the
canvas has a main model loader, builds a new group of nodes when it has
none, and asks when several loaders leave it unclear. The notes column,
quick-jump list and the Material Library's notes shelf are gone, with
their CSS and words; note files are unchanged.
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ui_material_notes.js lists the notes above the saved prompts, each with
its model, LoRAs and prompt, Put into this workflow and New group of
nodes; a card opens the note's editor, which now has a way back to the
library, and New note starts one. The separate Prompt Notes button goes,
and so does the editor's "save to library" card with the route only it
used (save_prompt_note_material): a note is in the library already.
Notes keep their own files; prompt materials saved from notes before
still list and open.
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notebook_apply.js plans and makes a note's changes to the canvas: the main
loader takes the note's model (same kind only), the LoRA chain right after
it is rebuilt with the note's LoRAs, rewiring MODEL and, for LoraLoader,
CLIP to what the old chain fed (a kept LoRA keeps its strengths), and the
positive prompt box of the sampler that model reaches takes the prompt. A
selected loader or prompt node decides when there are several. The note
editor's "Put into this workflow" shows each change and what is left as
is before writing, as one Ctrl+Z step; "New group of nodes" (formerly
Send to canvas) now wires a UNet note's prompts to the canvas's only CLIP
loader, and says so when there is none.
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Pages made at different times used their own greys (slate here, neutral
there) and accents (sky, violet, indigo), and most ignored the Abyssal
Scarlet theme. About 1,850 literal colours in web/styles and in CSS and
inline styles written from JS now use the --amb-* tokens by what they are
for: surfaces, text (new --amb-text-soft and --amb-text-dim), borders (new
--amb-border-strong), the primary button, and one accent (new --amb-link,
tinted with color-mix). Both themes define the new tokens.
Literal colours stay where the colour is the meaning: status, prompt
roles, voice emotions, canvas node colours, shadows and overlays; theme
override rules are untouched. The share-code dialogs move from inline
styles to .anomalous-share-* classes. Stylesheet versions are bumped.
Checked: text contrast on every rail page, Prompt Studio, Prompt Notes,
Model Sources, settings, model detail and editor, share codes, in both
themes; structure check and JS tests pass.
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Sending a Prompt Note with a UNet main model chained its LoRAs through
LoraLoader, whose clip input nothing could feed. UNet LoRAs now use
LoraLoaderModelOnly and the editor says to connect a text encoder.
Models without a baseModel in their metadata matched no base model, so
they never appeared; base_models now reports them and
compatible_models serves them for "__unlabeled__". Both routes share
one walker and run it off the event loop.
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