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The current code is relatively basic, but special care has been taken to preserve image data quality and prevent degradation. Visually, there is no noticeable loss in quality even after 150 iterations, and ~~theoretically, this should~~(a) remain true after a thousand consecutive loops and saves.
01/07/25 : tired of writing paths ? I added a browser to the Image Loader (now use 'output' folder only). Use fix node to recreate the node in your graph.
01/05/25 update : The day after releasing the initial version on GitHub, I added two more nodes from my toolkit: Cut Image (LOOP) and Paste Image (LOOP). These nodes facilitate working with large images by cutting a specific part of an image, sending it to your inpainting workflow, KSampler, or other processes, and then pasting it back in place afterward. You can find an example workflow in the example_workflow folder.
![alt text](https://github.com/Hullabalo/ComfyUI-Loop/blob/main/cut_and_paste_example(no_workflow).png?raw=true)
**Install**
No additional dependencies are required. Search for 'Loop' in the ComfyUI Custom Nodes Manager or copy the ComfyUI-Loop folder into the Custom Nodes directory — and you're ready to go!
**Usage**
- in Load Image (LOOP) node browse for an image from **output folder** (or feed the field with its name e.g. 'image.png'). **Always** work on a copy of your source file (if you don't want it to be overwritten).
- Connect the path output from Load Image (LOOP) to the image_path input of Save Image (LOOP).
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With KJNodes Resize Mask. If you get an error 'Cannot handle this data type: (1, 1, 1), |u1', do a Convert Mask to Image > KJNodes Resize Image > Convert Image to Mask as a workaround.
**Install**
No additional dependencies are required. Search for 'Loop' in the ComfyUI Custom Nodes Manager or copy the ComfyUI-Loop folder into the Custom Nodes directory — and you're ready to go!
**Future plans**
This is an alpha version created in one evening. I plan to revisit the code later but it works well for basic use (I’m currently working on something else, smarter... but don't judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, I will just do my best :D). If you encounter issues or have suggestions, ask on the repo ! :)