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# ComfyUI_SimpleButcher
### Why is this needed:
I needed to automate the process of generating images and I did not find ready-made simple solutions for this, so I wrote my own.
The idea is to repeat the functionality of forge: the script "Prompts from file or textbox".
So that you can easily sort through pre-prepared lists of prompts, lora, styles, and connect text as you like.
The resulting images must be compatible with Forge, and ideally, no different from it.
The problem is that Forge uses the internal name from the Lora file metadata as the lora name, not the file name.
Therefore, all existing solutions simply did not understand my templates.
I would also like it if lore could be written in any order and any quantity in a text file in this format: `<lora:name:1.0>` or `<lora:name:unet=1.0:te=0.75>` and this would be applied automatically, without the need to create nodes for each lora separately.
I would like the `civitai` site to understand metadata, the closest to this was the `alexopus/ComfyUI-Image-Saver` project, but it loses lora written in Forge style, by internal name.
I needed to automate the process of generating images and could not find any straightforward ready-made solutions for this purpose. Hence, I developed my own solution. The primary idea is to replicate and expand `Forge's` functionality: specifically, the `Prompts from file or textbox` script. This will allow you to easily combine pre-prepared lists of prompts, LoRA, styles, allowing you to combine texts as you wish.
The resulting images prompt in metadata must be compatible with `Forge`, ideally appearing no different than those generated by it. However, I encountered a problem because `Forge` uses the internal name from the LoRA file metadata as the LoRA's name instead of the filename. Consequently, all existing solutions failed to comprehend my templates.
I also wish for the ability to write LoRA in any order and quantity within a text file using this format: `lora:name:1.0` or `lora:name:unet=1.0:te=0.75`. This should be automatically applied without the need to create separate nodes for each LoRA. Additionally, I would like it if the `CivitAI` platform could understand metadata. As the closest solution I found was the `alexopus/ComfyUI-Image-Saver` project. However, this alternative loses LORA written in `Forge` style by using the internal name instead of the filename.
![workflow](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9014a2a0-c507-4872-b5eb-9a29b3b87518)
[!] You need to remove the first node with empty text, so that it does not block the execution of the chain, since the text in it does not change.
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- `.\..\..\..\python_embeded\python.exe -s -m pip install -r requirements.txt`
- Start/restart ComfyUI
## Node: Simple Load Line From Text File
Simple prompt loader from a text file to automate the batch process.
Can be combined with each other and create total randomness text and lora that is taken from your text and lora templates.
## Node 1: Simple Load Line From Text File
Simple tool for loading prompts directly from a text file, enabling automation of the entire batch process. You can combine this nodes to generate fully randomized texts and LoRA, sourced from your own text and LORA templates.
#### Input:
- `start` - *INT* - Start position for increment or decrement methods.
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![a](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0c785b8a-85a3-4863-a04f-fc6f3869a392)
## Node: Simple Extract Lora From Text
If the text contains lore, written in Forge style: `<lora:name:1.0>` or `<lora:name:unet=1.0:te=0.75>`, this node splits the text into prompts and lore separately
## Node 2: Simple Extract Lora From Text
If the input text includes LoRA written in `Forge` style, such as `<lora:name:1.0>` or `<lora:name:unet=1.0:te=0.75>`, this node automatically segregates the text into separate prompts and LoRA.
#### Input:
- `text` - *STRING* - Text with mixed lora and prompt.
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![b](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fc1b65a2-acde-4e72-ab3a-05c09ffb2d06)
## Node: Simple Lora Loader
Multiple LoRAs loader, understands discriptions in Forge style: `<lora:name:1.0>` or `<lora:name:unet=1.0:te=0.75>`.
Understands both file names and internal lore names, which is read from the metadata of the `*.safetensors` file from the `ss_output_name` field.
Once creates a `lora_name.json` dictionary and places it in the lora folder to speed up.
Once creates a lora templates to `__txt` folder.
Additionally, the hash of all lora is read once.
In case of lora update just delete these files and press F5 in confy-ui.
## Node 3: Simple Lora Loader
This tool can load multiple LoRAs described in Forge style, such as `<lora:name:1.0>` or `<lora:name:unet=1.0:te=0.75>`. It recognizes both file names and internal LoRA names obtained from the metadata of `*.safetensors` files via the `ss_output_name` field.
Upon initialization, it generates a `lora_name.json` dictionary, saving it in the LoRA folder to expedite future operations. Additionally, it creates a set of LoRA templates within the `__txt` directory. The hash values for all LoRAs are computed and stored once for efficient retrieval. For updates: if you update LoRAs place, add new LoRA, simply delete these files (`lora_name.json` and the LoRA templates) and press F5 in Confy-UI to reload them.
#### Input:
- `model` - *MODEL* - The diffusion model the LoRA will be applied to.
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![c](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/03116a8a-d5c2-4d50-9956-b655bd9e7d3f)
## Node: Simple Image Saver (as Forge)
Image Saver with metadata in Forge style. Loras name and hash could be obtained from Simple Lora Loader node. Сreated subfolders with date. Output files contain a sequence number and seed, as Forge does.
## Node 4: Simple Image Saver (as Forge)
Image Saver designed for saved metadata in `Forge`-style, allowing retrieval of LoRAs' names and hashes directly from the `Simple LoRA Loader node`. This tool automatically organizes output images into subfolders based on the date. The filenames of the saved files include a sequence number and seed.
#### Input:
- `images` - *IMAGE* - image(s) to save.
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![image](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/e9eb3980-6454-4682-90cf-a37452a1200b)
Maybe it will be useful to someone. This is my first project, there may be mistakes.
Maybe it will be useful to someone.
[!] Tested on Windows only. Tested on Flux only.