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Amir FerdosandClaude ff7d6d7607 chore: Remove redundant GRAG sampler, update to v2.4.1
## Package Cleanup
- Removed nodes/sampling/archai3d_grag_sampler.py (now in separate GRAG repo)
- Removed GRAG sampler import and registration from __init__.py
- Updated startup message to reference separate GRAG package

## Retained GRAG Utilities
- GRAG Modifier (conditioning metadata injection)
- GRAG Encoder (Qwen encoder with GRAG support)
- These utility nodes work with the separate GRAG Advanced Sampler

## Version
- Updated version to 2.4.1
- Added SESSION_UPDATES_v2.4.1.md documentation

## Rationale
The full GRAG Advanced Sampler is maintained in the separate repository:
https://github.com/amir84ferdos/ComfyUI-GRAG-ArchAi3D

This keeps packages focused:
- ComfyUI-ArchAi3d-Qwen: Camera control + Qwen encoding
- ComfyUI-GRAG-ArchAi3D: Advanced GRAG sampling with 54 presets

🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-11-07 02:26:35 +04:00
Amir Ferdos 97b631d561 feat(camera): Implement auto-facing feature in Cinematography Prompt Builder with updated prompt generation 2025-11-07 01:41:28 +04:00
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# Auto-Facing Feature Documentation
## Overview
The `auto_facing` parameter ensures the camera automatically points directly at the target subject from any horizontal angle position. This feature is now available in both **Object Focus Camera v7** and **Cinematography Prompt Builder**.
---
## Purpose
When positioning the camera at angles (left, right, side, back), `auto_facing` controls whether the camera:
- ✅ **Points directly at the subject** (auto_facing = True)
- ❌ **Maintains forward orientation** without explicitly facing the subject (auto_facing = False)
---
## Implementation Details
### Parameter Specification
```python
"auto_facing": ("BOOLEAN", {
"default": True,
"tooltip": "Automatically face camera toward target subject (recommended for object photography).\n"
"• True = Camera points directly at subject from chosen angle\n"
"• False = Camera positioned at angle but may not face subject directly"
})
```
### Prompt Positioning Strategy
**Key Finding**: Based on user experience with vision-language models, placing `auto_facing` guidance **at the beginning of the prompt** provides maximum attention weight and effectiveness.
**Prompt Structure:**
```
[FACING DIRECTIVE] + [Main Camera Prompt] + [Details]
```
**Examples:**
#### Simple Prompt (English):
```
Facing the dishwasher directly, An eye-level medium shot of the dishwasher, taken from a vantage point two meters away, positioned from thirty degrees to the left for a corner perspective, with deep depth of field keeping everything in focus, in architectural style
```
#### Professional Prompt (Chinese):
```
面对dishwasher,Next Scene: 将镜头转为标准镜头(50mm),中景构图,平视查看dishwasher,从左侧30度拍摄,呈现转角视角,距离两米
```
---
## When Auto-Facing Is Applied
### ✅ Active Conditions:
- `auto_facing = True` (default)
- `horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)"` (since front view already implies facing)
### ❌ Not Applied When:
- `auto_facing = False`
- `horizontal_angle = "Front View (0°)"` (redundant - front view inherently faces subject)
---
## Usage Examples
### Example 1: Dishwasher Side View with Auto-Facing
**Settings:**
- Target Subject: `dishwasher`
- Shot Type: `Medium Shot (MS)`
- Camera Angle: `Eye Level`
- Horizontal Angle: `Side Left (90°)`
- **auto_facing: `True`** ✅
**Result:**
Camera positions at the left side (90°) AND rotates to face the dishwasher directly, ensuring the dishwasher is centered in frame despite the side positioning.
---
### Example 2: Architectural Context Shot without Auto-Facing
**Settings:**
- Target Subject: `kitchen counter`
- Shot Type: `Wide Shot (WS)`
- Camera Angle: `Eye Level`
- Horizontal Angle: `Angled Right 30°`
- **auto_facing: `False`** ❌
**Result:**
Camera positions at 30° to the right but maintains forward orientation, potentially showing the counter as part of a broader environmental context rather than centered.
---
## Technical Implementation
### Cinematography Prompt Builder
#### Simple Prompt Generation ([cinematography_prompt_builder.py:685-688](nodes/camera/cinematography_prompt_builder.py#L685-L688)):
```python
# AUTO-FACING: Add at the VERY BEGINNING for maximum attention weight
# Only add if enabled AND not front view (front view already implies facing)
if auto_facing and horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)":
parts.append(f"Facing {subject} directly")
```
#### Professional Prompt Generation ([cinematography_prompt_builder.py:757-763](nodes/camera/cinematography_prompt_builder.py#L757-L763)):
```python
# AUTO-FACING: Add at BEGINNING for maximum attention (before "Next Scene:")
# Only add if enabled AND not front view
if auto_facing and horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)":
if language in ["Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)", "Hybrid (Chinese + English)"]:
prompt_parts.append(f"面对{subject}") # "Facing {subject}"
else:
prompt_parts.append(f"Facing {subject} directly")
```
---
## Why Positioning Matters
### User Observation:
> "i know it is important if you merg it to prompt at begiing it will have more affect base on my experince"
This aligns with attention mechanisms in transformer-based vision-language models:
1. **Positional Bias**: Tokens at the beginning of prompts receive higher attention weights
2. **Semantic Anchoring**: Early instructions establish the primary directive for the generation
3. **Context Precedence**: Models process sequential information with recency and primacy effects
By placing `auto_facing` directive **first**, we ensure maximum model attention to this critical orientation instruction.
---
## Integration with Other Features
### Compatible with:
- ✅ All horizontal angles (15°, 30°, 45°, 90°, 180°)
- ✅ All vertical camera angles (Eye Level, High Angle, Low Angle, etc.)
- ✅ All shot sizes (ECU to EWS)
- ✅ Perspective correction modes (Natural, Architectural, Tilt-Shift)
- ✅ All lens types
- ✅ Chinese/English/Hybrid language modes
### Automatically Disabled:
- Front View (0°) - redundant since front view inherently faces subject
- When explicitly disabled by user (`auto_facing = False`)
---
## Practical Use Cases
### 🎯 Object Photography (Recommended: True)
- Product photography requiring subject prominence
- Furniture visualization from multiple angles
- Appliance close-ups (dishwashers, ovens, refrigerators)
- Detail shots of architectural elements
### 🏛️ Environmental Photography (Consider: False)
- Architectural context shots
- Room overview with subject as part of environment
- Documentary-style environmental capture
- Spatial relationship emphasis over subject focus
---
## Version History
- **v2.4.1** (2025-01-07): Added `auto_facing` to Cinematography Prompt Builder
- Placed at beginning of prompts for maximum attention weight
- Full Chinese translation support (面对)
- Automatic disable for Front View (0°)
- **v2.3.0** (2025-01-06): Original implementation in Object Focus Camera v7
- Vantage point mode support
- Boolean toggle for camera orientation control
---
## References
- User feedback: Prompt positioning significantly affects model attention
- Vision-language model research: Positional encoding and attention weights
- Object Focus Camera v7: Original auto_facing implementation
---
**Author**: Amir Ferdos (ArchAi3d)
**Feature Version**: v2.4.1
**Implementation Date**: 2025-01-07
**Based on**: User experience and vision-language model attention mechanisms
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# Auto-Facing Feature - Test Results
## ✅ All Tests Passing!
Date: 2025-01-07
Feature Version: v2.4.1
---
## Test Summary
All 6 tests **PASSED** ✅
### What Was Fixed:
1. **Auto-Facing Parameter Added** - Now available in Cinematography Prompt Builder
2. **Early Prompt Positioning** - "Facing" clause placed at the BEGINNING for maximum attention weight
3. **English Mode Bug Fixed** - Professional English prompts now correctly include auto_facing
4. **Distance Chinese Fixed** - Changed from "距离远距离" to "距离四米" (specific meters instead of generic descriptions)
---
## Test Results
### TEST 1: Front View (0°) with auto_facing=True
**Status:** ✅ PASS
**Prompt:**
```
Next Scene: 将镜头转为标准镜头(50mm),全景构图,平视查看the refrigerator,距离四米半
```
**✅ Correct:** NO "面对" clause (front view already implies facing)
---
### TEST 2: Angled Left 30° with auto_facing=True
**Status:** ✅ PASS
**Prompt:**
```
面对the refrigerator Next Scene: 将镜头转为标准镜头(50mm),全景构图,平视查看the refrigerator,从左侧30度拍摄,呈现转角视角,距离四米半
```
**✅ Correct:**
- "面对the refrigerator" at the BEGINNING
- Specific distance: "距离四米半" (distance 4.5 meters)
- Horizontal angle description included
---
### TEST 3: Side Right (90°) with auto_facing=True
**Status:** ✅ PASS
**Prompt:**
```
面对the refrigerator Next Scene: 将镜头转为标准镜头(50mm),中景构图,平视查看the refrigerator,从右侧拍摄,呈现侧面视角,距离两米半
```
**✅ Correct:**
- "面对the refrigerator" at the BEGINNING
- Side view angle properly described
- Specific distance: "距离两米半" (distance 2.5 meters)
---
### TEST 4: Angled Right 45° with auto_facing=False
**Status:** ✅ PASS
**Prompt:**
```
Next Scene: 将镜头转为标准镜头(50mm),中景构图,平视查看the refrigerator,从右侧45度拍摄,呈现四分之三视角,距离两米半
```
**✅ Correct:** NO "面对" clause (disabled by user)
---
### TEST 5: Angled Left 45° with auto_facing=True (English mode)
**Status:** ✅ PASS
**Professional Prompt:**
```
Facing the refrigerator directly, Next Scene:, Change to Normal (50mm), MS framing, Eye Level viewing the refrigerator, positioned from forty-five degrees to the left for a three-quarter view
```
**Simple Prompt:**
```
Facing the refrigerator directly, An eye-level medium shot of the refrigerator, taken from a vantage point two and a half meters away, positioned from forty-five degrees to the left for a three-quarter view, with medium depth of field
```
**✅ Correct:**
- Both prompts start with "Facing the refrigerator directly"
- English professional prompt now works (bug fixed!)
- Simple prompt already worked correctly
---
### TEST 6: Side Left (90°) with auto_facing=True (Hybrid mode)
**Status:** ✅ PASS
**Prompt:**
```
面对the refrigerator Next Scene: 将镜头转为人像镜头(85mm),近景构图,平视查看the refrigerator,从左侧拍摄,呈现侧面视角,距离零点八米
```
**✅ Correct:**
- "面对the refrigerator" at the BEGINNING
- Hybrid mode works perfectly (Chinese cinematography terms + English subject)
- Specific distance: "距离零点八米" (distance 0.8 meters)
---
## Key Improvements
### 1. Auto-Facing Placement
**Before:** Not available in Cinematography Prompt Builder
**After:** Added at the BEGINNING of prompts for maximum attention weight
**User Insight:** "i know it is important if you merg it to prompt at begiing it will have more affect base on my experince"
This placement leverages positional bias in vision-language models.
---
### 2. Distance Chinese Precision
**Before:**
```
距离远距离 (distance far distance) ❌ Generic, redundant
距离中等距离 (distance medium distance) ❌ Vague
```
**After:**
```
距离四米 (distance 4 meters) ✅ Specific
距离两米半 (distance 2.5 meters) ✅ Precise with half meters
距离零点八米 (distance 0.8 meters) ✅ Handles decimals
```
**Chinese Number Mapping:**
- Whole numbers: 一米, 两米, 三米, 四米, etc.
- Half meters: 半米, 一米半, 两米半, etc.
- Decimals: 零点八米, 两点五米, etc.
---
### 3. English Mode Bug Fix
**Issue:** Professional English prompts were bypassing the auto_facing logic
**Before:**
```
Next Scene: Change to Normal (50mm), MS framing... ❌ Missing "Facing" clause
```
**After:**
```
Facing the refrigerator directly, Next Scene:, Change to Normal (50mm), MS framing... ✅
```
**Fix:** Updated English mode code path to include `prompt_parts` with auto_facing directive
---
## Auto-Facing Logic
### When Active:
- ✅ `auto_facing = True` (default)
- ✅ `horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)"`
### When Inactive:
- ❌ `auto_facing = False` (user disabled)
- ❌ `horizontal_angle = "Front View (0°)"` (redundant - front view already faces subject)
---
## Language Support
### Chinese Mode:
```
面对{subject} Next Scene: ...
```
### English Mode:
```
Facing {subject} directly, [prompt]...
```
### Hybrid Mode:
```
面对{subject} Next Scene: ... (Chinese cinematography + English details)
```
---
## Integration Status
✅ **Cinematography Prompt Builder** - Fully integrated
✅ **Object Focus Camera v7** - Already had auto_facing
✅ **Simple Prompt Generation** - Working
✅ **Professional Prompt Generation** - Working (bug fixed)
✅ **All Language Modes** - Working (Chinese/English/Hybrid)
---
## Files Modified
1. **cinematography_prompt_builder.py**
- Added `auto_facing` parameter (lines 159-165)
- Updated function signatures
- Fixed `_generate_simple_prompt()` with early auto_facing placement
- Fixed `_generate_professional_prompt()` with early auto_facing placement
- Fixed English mode code path bug
- Improved `_get_distance_chinese()` for specific meter values
2. **AUTO_FACING_FEATURE.md** - Complete feature documentation
3. **test_auto_facing.py** - Comprehensive test suite
4. **AUTO_FACING_TEST_RESULTS.md** - This file
---
## User Confirmation
User prompt example:
```
Next Scene: 将镜头转为标准镜头(50mm),全景构图,平视查看the refrigerator ,距离远距离
```
**Issues identified and fixed:**
1. ❌ No auto_facing clause → ✅ "面对" added when using angled views
2. ❌ "距离远距离" (distance far distance) → ✅ "距离四米" (distance 4 meters)
3. ❌ Mixed language "the refrigerator" → Still present but acceptable for Hybrid mode
**Recommendations for user:**
- Use Chinese subject name "冰箱" OR keep "the refrigerator" (both work)
- Select angled horizontal angles (15°, 30°, 45°, 90°) to activate auto_facing
- Default `auto_facing = True` ensures camera points at subject
---
## Next Steps
1. ✅ Feature is production-ready
2. ✅ All tests passing
3. ✅ Documentation complete
4. 📝 Ready for CHANGELOG update and version bump to v2.4.1
---
**Author:** Amir Ferdos (ArchAi3d)
**Test Date:** 2025-01-07
**Feature Status:** ✅ PRODUCTION READY
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# Session Updates - v2.4.1 (2025-01-07)
## Overview
This document summarizes all changes made during the v2.4.1 development session.
## Package Cleanup
**Removed redundant GRAG sampler** - The full GRAG Advanced Sampler is now maintained in the separate [ComfyUI-GRAG-ArchAi3D](https://github.com/amir84ferdos/ComfyUI-GRAG-ArchAi3D) repository. This package retains GRAG utility nodes (GRAG Modifier, GRAG Encoder) for conditioning metadata injection.
---
## 1. Auto-Facing Feature Added to Cinematography Prompt Builder
### What Changed
Added `auto_facing` parameter to **Cinematography Prompt Builder** node, previously only available in Object Focus Camera v7.
### Why Important
User insight: "i know it is important if you merg it to prompt at begiing it will have more affect base on my experince"
Based on vision-language model attention mechanisms, placing the facing directive at the **beginning** of prompts provides maximum attention weight and effectiveness.
### Implementation Details
**File**: `nodes/camera/cinematography_prompt_builder.py`
1. **Added Parameter** (Lines 159-165):
```python
"auto_facing": ("BOOLEAN", {
"default": True,
"tooltip": "Automatically face camera toward target subject (recommended for object photography).\n"
"• True = Camera points directly at subject from chosen angle\n"
"• False = Camera positioned at angle but may not face subject directly"
}),
```
2. **Simple Prompt Generation** (Lines 685-688):
```python
# AUTO-FACING: Add at the VERY BEGINNING for maximum attention weight
# Only add if enabled AND not front view (front view already implies facing)
if auto_facing and horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)":
parts.append(f"Facing {subject} directly")
```
3. **Professional Prompt Generation** (Lines 757-763):
```python
# AUTO-FACING: Add at BEGINNING for maximum attention (before "Next Scene:")
# Only add if enabled AND not front view
if auto_facing and horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)":
if language in ["Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)", "Hybrid (Chinese + English)"]:
prompt_parts.append(f"面对{subject}") # "Facing {subject}"
else:
prompt_parts.append(f"Facing {subject} directly")
```
### Behavior
- **Active**: When `auto_facing=True` AND `horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)"`
- **Inactive**: When `auto_facing=False` OR `horizontal_angle == "Front View (0°)"` (redundant)
- **Language Support**: Full Chinese/English/Hybrid support
---
## 2. Parameter Order Bug Fix
### Problem
User reported: "i saw it is not working , the auto facing option is not working check it"
### Root Cause
Parameter order mismatch between INPUT_TYPES definition and function signature.
ComfyUI passes parameters **positionally** based on INPUT_TYPES order. The function signature had parameters in wrong positions.
**Before**:
- INPUT_TYPES position 5: `auto_facing`
- Function signature position 8: `auto_facing`
### Fix
Reordered function signature to match INPUT_TYPES exactly (Lines 591-601):
```python
def generate_cinematography_prompt(self, target_subject, shot_type, camera_angle,
horizontal_angle, auto_facing, # CRITICAL: Must match INPUT_TYPES order
depth_of_field, style_mood, prompt_language,
...)
```
**File**: `nodes/camera/cinematography_prompt_builder.py`
---
## 3. Chinese Distance Format Improvement
### Problem
User showed prompt: "距离远距离" (distance far distance) - redundant and unclear
### Solution
Changed `_get_distance_chinese()` function to return specific meter values instead of generic descriptions.
**Before**: "远距离" (far distance)
**After**: "四米" (4 meters)
### Implementation (Lines 903-943)
```python
def _get_distance_chinese(self, distance):
"""Convert distance to Chinese words with specific meter values"""
chinese_numbers = {
0: "零", 1: "一", 2: "两", 3: "三", 4: "四",
5: "五", 6: "六", 7: "七", 8: "八", 9: "九",
10: "十", 15: "十五", 20: "二十"
}
if distance == int(distance):
dist_int = int(distance)
if dist_int in chinese_numbers:
return f"{chinese_numbers[dist_int]}米"
else:
return f"{dist_int}米"
# ... handles half meters and decimals
```
**File**: `nodes/camera/cinematography_prompt_builder.py`
---
## 4. GRAG Nodes Fixed for ComfyUI Update
### Problem
User reported: "there is an update for comfyui and t broken my GRAG nodes"
Error: `RuntimeError: The size of tensor a (8430) must match the size of tensor b (24)`
### Root Cause
ComfyUI commit `4cd881866bad0cde70273cc123d725693c1f2759` changed:
- Tensor format: **BSHD → BHND** (Batch, Heads, Sequence, Dim)
- RoPE function: `apply_rotary_emb` → `apply_rope1`
- Import location: `comfy.ldm.qwen_image.model` → `comfy.ldm.flux.math`
### Solution Applied
**File**: `nodes/sampling/archai3d_grag_sampler.py`
#### 1. QKV Projection Format (Lines 187-195)
**Before**:
```python
img_query = attn_module.to_q(hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
```
**After**:
```python
img_query = attn_module.to_q(hidden_states).view(batch_size, seq_img, attn_module.heads, -1).transpose(1, 2).contiguous()
```
Changes to BHND format: `[B, H, N, D]`
#### 2. Concatenation Dimension (Lines 203-206)
**Before**: `dim=1` (sequence in BSHD)
**After**: `dim=2` (sequence in BHND)
```python
joint_query = torch.cat([txt_query, img_query], dim=2)
```
#### 3. RoPE Function Update (Lines 208-211)
**Before**:
```python
from comfy.ldm.qwen_image.model import apply_rotary_emb
joint_query = apply_rotary_emb(joint_query, image_rotary_emb)
```
**After**:
```python
from comfy.ldm.flux.math import apply_rope1
joint_query = apply_rope1(joint_query, image_rotary_emb)
```
#### 4. GRAG Processing Format Conversion (Lines 216-232)
```python
# Convert BHND to BSHD format for GRAG, then flatten
# BHND: [B, H, S, D] -> BSHD: [B, S, H, D] -> [B, S, H*D]
joint_key_for_grag = joint_key.transpose(1, 2).contiguous() # BHND -> BSHD
joint_key_flat = joint_key_for_grag.flatten(start_dim=2) # [B, S, H*D]
# Apply GRAG reweighting
joint_key_flat = apply_grag_to_keys(...)
# Unflatten back to BSHD then transpose back to BHND
joint_key_for_grag = joint_key_flat.unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1)) # [B, S, H, D]
joint_key = joint_key_for_grag.transpose(1, 2).contiguous() # BSHD -> BHND
```
#### 5. Attention Call with skip_reshape (Lines 241-252)
**Key Insight**: With `skip_reshape=True` and default `skip_output_reshape=False`:
- **Input**: BHND format
- **Output**: BSD format (not BHND!)
```python
# Pass tensors in BHND format with skip_reshape=True (new Qwen format)
# Output will be BSD format (batch, seq, heads*dim) due to default skip_output_reshape=False
joint_hidden_states = optimized_attention_masked(
joint_query, joint_key, joint_value, attn_module.heads,
attention_mask, transformer_options=transformer_options,
skip_reshape=True # Input is BHND, output is BSD (due to default reshape)
)
# Split streams - output is already in BSD format, no transpose needed
txt_attn_output = joint_hidden_states[:, :seq_txt, :]
img_attn_output = joint_hidden_states[:, seq_txt:, :]
```
**Critical Fix**: Removed incorrect transpose that was treating output as BHND when it's actually BSD.
### Testing
User confirmed: "ok GRAG is working"
---
## Files Modified
1. **nodes/camera/cinematography_prompt_builder.py**
- Added auto_facing parameter
- Fixed parameter order
- Improved Chinese distance formatting
- Lines: 159-165, 591-601, 685-688, 757-763, 903-943
2. **nodes/sampling/archai3d_grag_sampler.py**
- Complete GRAG tensor format refactor for ComfyUI update
- Lines: 183-252 (entire attention forward pass)
---
## Documentation Created
1. **AUTO_FACING_FEATURE.md** - Complete auto_facing documentation
2. **SESSION_UPDATES_v2.4.1.md** - This file
---
## Version
- **Version**: v2.4.1
- **Date**: 2025-01-07
- **Branch**: main
---
## Next Steps
User should:
1. Test auto_facing feature in ComfyUI workflows
2. Test GRAG sampler with latest ComfyUI
3. Consider updating version in `__init__.py` and `pyproject.toml` if releasing
---
**Author**: Amir Ferdos (ArchAi3d)
**Assisted by**: Claude Code (Anthropic)
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@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Author: Amir Ferdos (ArchAi3d)
Email: Amir84ferdos@gmail.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/archai3d/
GitHub: https://github.com/amir84ferdos
Version: 2.4.0
Version: 2.4.1
License: Dual License (Free for personal use, Commercial license required for business use)
"""
@@ -27,12 +27,6 @@ from .nodes.core.utils.archai3d_grag_modifier import ArchAi3D_GRAG_Modifier
from .nodes.core.prompts.archai3d_clean_room_prompt import ArchAi3D_Clean_Room_Prompt
from .nodes.core.prompts.archai3d_qwen_system_prompt import ArchAi3D_Qwen_System_Prompt
# ============================================================================
# SAMPLING NODES
# ============================================================================
from .nodes.sampling.archai3d_grag_sampler import ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler
# ============================================================================
# CAMERA CONTROL NODES
# ============================================================================
@@ -138,9 +132,6 @@ NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS = {
# Core - Prompts
"ArchAi3D_Clean_Room_Prompt": ArchAi3D_Clean_Room_Prompt,
# Sampling
"ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler": ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler,
# Camera Control (Legacy)
"ArchAi3D_Qwen_Camera_View_Selector": ArchAi3D_Qwen_Camera_View_Selector,
"ArchAi3D_Qwen_Object_Rotation_V2": ArchAi3D_Qwen_Object_Rotation_V2,
@@ -238,9 +229,6 @@ NODE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPINGS = {
# Core - Prompts
"ArchAi3D_Clean_Room_Prompt": "🏗️ Clean Room Prompt",
# Sampling
"ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler": "🎚️ GRAG Sampler (Fine-Grained Control)",
# Camera Control (Legacy)
"ArchAi3D_Qwen_Camera_View_Selector": "🎬 Camera View Selector",
"ArchAi3D_Qwen_Object_Rotation_V2": "🔄 Object Rotation V2",
@@ -328,7 +316,7 @@ WEB_DIRECTORY = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "web")
# ============================================================================
__all__ = ['NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS', 'NODE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPINGS', 'WEB_DIRECTORY']
__version__ = "2.3.0"
__version__ = "2.4.1"
__author__ = "Amir Ferdos (ArchAi3d)"
# ============================================================================
@@ -340,12 +328,13 @@ print(f"[ArchAi3d-Qwen v{__version__}] Loading nodes...")
print(f" 🎨 Core Encoding: 6 nodes (V3 + GRAG Encoder)")
print(f" 📏 Core Utils: 2 nodes (Image Scale + GRAG Modifier)")
print(f" 💬 Prompt Builders: 3 nodes (Clean Room + Position Guide)")
print(f" 🎚️ Sampling: 1 node (GRAG Sampler)")
print(f" 📸 Camera Control: 28 nodes (Object Focus v1-v7 + Simple + dx8152)")
print(f" 🎨 Image Editing: 4 nodes")
print(f" 🎯 Utils: 7 nodes (Mask Crop/Rotate + Color Tools)")
print(f" ✅ Total: {len(NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS)} nodes loaded!")
print(f"")
print(f" ℹ️ Note: For full GRAG sampling support, install ComfyUI-GRAG-ArchAi3D separately")
print(f"")
print(f" ⭐ NEW: Object Focus Camera v7 - Professional Cinematography!")
print(f" 🎬 Features: Shot sizes, camera angles, movements, enhanced lenses")
print(f" 📚 Documentation: ./docs/")
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@@ -156,6 +156,14 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
"• Back (180°) = Rear view"
}),
# 3C. AUTO-FACING - Automatically point camera at subject
"auto_facing": ("BOOLEAN", {
"default": True,
"tooltip": "Automatically face camera toward target subject (recommended for object photography).\n"
"• True = Camera points directly at subject from chosen angle\n"
"• False = Camera positioned at angle but may not face subject directly"
}),
# 4. FOCUS/DOF - What's sharp and what's blurred
"depth_of_field": ([
"Auto (based on shot size)",
@@ -581,8 +589,8 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
)
def generate_cinematography_prompt(self, target_subject, shot_type, camera_angle,
horizontal_angle, auto_facing,
depth_of_field, style_mood, prompt_language,
horizontal_angle="Front View (0°)",
lens_type_override="Auto (from shot size)",
perspective_correction="Natural (Standard Lens)",
camera_movement="Static (No Movement)",
@@ -613,18 +621,18 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
# Validate parameters (including perspective correction compatibility)
warnings = self.validate_parameters(shot_type, dof, lens_type, camera_angle, perspective_correction)
# Generate SIMPLE prompt (Nanobanan style with horizontal angle + perspective correction)
# Generate SIMPLE prompt (Nanobanan style with horizontal angle + perspective correction + auto_facing)
simple_prompt = self._generate_simple_prompt(
target_subject, shot_type, camera_angle, dof, style_mood,
distance, lighting_style, custom_details, horizontal_angle, perspective_correction, prompt_language
distance, lighting_style, custom_details, horizontal_angle, auto_facing, perspective_correction, prompt_language
)
# Generate PROFESSIONAL prompt (v7 style with Chinese + horizontal angle + perspective)
# Generate PROFESSIONAL prompt (v7 style with Chinese + horizontal angle + perspective + auto_facing)
professional_prompt = self._generate_professional_prompt(
target_subject, shot_type, camera_angle, lens_type, camera_movement,
distance, dof, lighting_style, style_mood, material_detail_preset,
photography_quality_preset, custom_details, prompt_language,
horizontal_angle, perspective_correction
horizontal_angle, auto_facing, perspective_correction
)
# Generate SYSTEM PROMPT (dynamic based on configuration + perspective correction)
@@ -644,13 +652,16 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
def _generate_simple_prompt(self, subject, shot_type, angle, dof, style,
distance, lighting, custom_details,
horizontal_angle="Front View (0°)",
auto_facing=True,
perspective_correction="Natural (Standard Lens)",
prompt_language="English (Simple & Clear)"):
"""
Generate Simple English prompt (Nanobanan style)
Pattern: "A [angle] [shot_type] of [subject], taken from [distance], [horizontal_angle],
Pattern: "[facing subject], A [angle] [shot_type] of [subject], taken from [distance], [horizontal_angle],
[perspective_correction], with [dof] and [style], [lighting], [custom_details]"
Note: auto_facing is placed FIRST for maximum attention weight (user's experience-based observation)
"""
# Clean up angle description
angle_clean = angle.replace(" (looking down)", "").replace(" (looking up)", "").replace(" (overhead)", "").replace(" (ground up)", "").replace(" (tilted)", "")
@@ -670,6 +681,11 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
# Build prompt parts
parts = []
# AUTO-FACING: Add at the VERY BEGINNING for maximum attention weight
# Only add if enabled AND not front view (front view already implies facing)
if auto_facing and horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)":
parts.append(f"Facing {subject} directly")
# Opening: "An [angle] [shot] of [subject]"
if angle_clean.lower() == "eye level":
parts.append(f"An eye-level {shot_full} of {subject}")
@@ -726,15 +742,26 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
distance, dof, lighting, style, material_preset,
quality_preset, custom_details, language,
horizontal_angle="Front View (0°)",
auto_facing=True,
perspective_correction="Natural (Standard Lens)"):
"""
Generate Professional prompt (v7 style with Chinese cinematography terms + horizontal angle + perspective)
Generate Professional prompt (v7 style with Chinese cinematography terms + horizontal angle + perspective + auto_facing)
Pattern: "Next Scene: 将镜头转为[LENS], [SHOT]构图, [ANGLE]查看[SUBJECT], [HORIZONTAL], [PERSPECTIVE], [DETAILS]"
Pattern: "[facing], Next Scene: 将镜头转为[LENS], [SHOT]构图, [ANGLE]查看[SUBJECT], [HORIZONTAL], [PERSPECTIVE], [DETAILS]"
Note: auto_facing placed at START for maximum attention weight
"""
prompt_parts = []
# Always start with "Next Scene:" for dx8152 LoRAs
# AUTO-FACING: Add at BEGINNING for maximum attention (before "Next Scene:")
# Only add if enabled AND not front view
if auto_facing and horizontal_angle != "Front View (0°)":
if language in ["Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)", "Hybrid (Chinese + English)"]:
prompt_parts.append(f"面对{subject}") # "Facing {subject}"
else:
prompt_parts.append(f"Facing {subject} directly")
# Always add "Next Scene:" for dx8152 LoRAs
prompt_parts.append("Next Scene:")
# Get horizontal angle and perspective correction descriptions
@@ -808,14 +835,27 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
# Join all parts
if language == "English (Simple & Clear)":
# Pure English mode - simplified with horizontal angle + perspective
base = f"Next Scene: Change to {lens}, {self.get_shot_abbreviation(shot_type)} framing, {angle} viewing {subject}"
# Build base without auto_facing (already in prompt_parts[0] if enabled)
base_parts = []
# Check if auto_facing was added
if len(prompt_parts) > 1 and "Facing" in prompt_parts[0]:
base_parts.append(prompt_parts[0]) # Add facing directive
base_parts.append(prompt_parts[1]) # Add "Next Scene:"
else:
base_parts.append(prompt_parts[0]) # Just "Next Scene:"
# Add main prompt
base_parts.append(f"Change to {lens}, {self.get_shot_abbreviation(shot_type)} framing, {angle} viewing {subject}")
if horizontal_desc_en:
base += f", positioned {horizontal_desc_en}"
base_parts.append(f"positioned {horizontal_desc_en}")
if perspective_desc_en:
base += f", {perspective_desc_en}"
base_parts.append(perspective_desc_en)
if english_parts:
base += ", " + ", ".join(english_parts)
return base
base_parts.extend(english_parts)
return ", ".join(base_parts)
else:
return " ".join(prompt_parts)
@@ -860,19 +900,46 @@ class ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder:
return angle_map.get(angle, "")
def _get_distance_chinese(self, distance):
"""Get Chinese description for distance"""
if distance < 0.5:
return "极近距离"
elif distance < 1.0:
return "近距离"
elif distance < 2.0:
return "中近距离"
elif distance < 4.0:
return "中等距离"
elif distance < 7.0:
return "远距离"
"""
Convert distance to Chinese words with specific meter values
Returns exact distance in Chinese characters (e.g., "四米" for 4.0)
instead of generic descriptions like "远距离" (far distance)
"""
# Chinese number words
chinese_numbers = {
0: "零", 1: "一", 2: "两", 3: "三", 4: "四",
5: "五", 6: "六", 7: "七", 8: "八", 9: "九",
10: "十", 15: "十五", 20: "二十"
}
# Handle decimals (e.g., 2.5 = "两米半", 0.8 = "零点八米")
if distance == int(distance):
# Whole number
dist_int = int(distance)
if dist_int in chinese_numbers:
return f"{chinese_numbers[dist_int]}米"
else:
return f"{dist_int}米" # Fallback to Arabic numerals
elif distance % 1 == 0.5:
# Half meter (e.g., 2.5 = "两米半")
whole = int(distance)
if whole == 0:
return "半米"
elif whole in chinese_numbers:
return f"{chinese_numbers[whole]}米半"
else:
return f"{whole}米半"
else:
return "极远距离"
# Other decimals (e.g., 0.8 = "零点八米")
whole = int(distance)
decimal = int((distance - whole) * 10)
if whole == 0:
return f"零点{chinese_numbers.get(decimal, str(decimal))}米"
else:
whole_cn = chinese_numbers.get(whole, str(whole))
decimal_cn = chinese_numbers.get(decimal, str(decimal))
return f"{whole_cn}点{decimal_cn}米"
def _get_movement_chinese(self, movement):
"""Get Chinese translation for camera movement"""
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# ArchAi3D GRAG-Aware Sampler Node
#
# OVERVIEW:
# Custom sampler that injects GRAG (Group-Relative Attention Guidance) attention
# patches into the sampling process for fine-grained image editing control.
#
# HOW IT WORKS:
# 1. Extracts GRAG configuration from positive conditioning metadata
# 2. Creates GRAG attention patch using the reweighting utilities
# 3. Injects the patch via model transformer_options
# 4. Calls standard ComfyUI sampler with GRAG-enhanced model
# 5. CRITICAL: Restores original forward methods in finally block (v2.2.1 fix)
#
# USAGE:
# [Any Encoder] → [GRAG Modifier] → [GRAG Sampler] → [Output]
#
# Or with GRAG Encoder:
# [GRAG Encoder] → [GRAG Sampler] → [Output]
#
# BENEFITS:
# - No ComfyUI core modifications
# - Works with all existing encoders
# - Update-safe implementation
# - Clean on/off toggle
# - Proper cleanup prevents global contamination (fixed in v2.2.1)
#
# CRITICAL FIX (v2.2.1):
# Fixed global contamination bug where GRAG patches persisted across samplers.
# Root cause: model.clone() creates shallow clone sharing diffusion_model references.
# Solution: Store original forward methods and restore in finally block after sampling.
# This ensures GRAG only affects intended generations and doesn't contaminate other samplers.
#
# Author: Amir Ferdos (ArchAi3d)
# Email: Amir84ferdos@gmail.com
# LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/archai3d/
# GitHub: https://github.com/amir84ferdos
# Category: ArchAi3d/Qwen
# Node ID: ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler
# License: MIT
# Based on: GRAG-Image-Editing by little-misfit
import sys
import os
# Add parent directory to path for imports
parent_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)))
if parent_dir not in sys.path:
sys.path.insert(0, parent_dir)
import torch
import comfy.samplers
import comfy.sample
import comfy.model_management
import comfy.utils
import latent_preview
from core.utils.grag_attention import (
extract_grag_config_from_conditioning,
create_grag_patch
)
class ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler:
"""GRAG-aware sampler that injects attention guidance during sampling.
This sampler wraps ComfyUI's standard KSampler and injects GRAG attention
patches to enable fine-grained editing control. It reads GRAG metadata from
conditioning (set by GRAG Modifier or GRAG Encoder) and applies attention
reweighting during the diffusion process.
Key Features:
- Extracts GRAG config from conditioning metadata
- Injects attention patches via transformer_options
- Falls back to standard sampling if GRAG disabled
- Compatible with all ComfyUI schedulers and samplers
Version: 2.1.1
"""
@classmethod
def INPUT_TYPES(cls):
return {
"required": {
# Standard KSampler parameters
"model": ("MODEL", {
"tooltip": "The diffusion model used for denoising"
}),
"positive": ("CONDITIONING", {
"tooltip": "Positive conditioning (should contain GRAG metadata if using GRAG Modifier/Encoder)"
}),
"negative": ("CONDITIONING", {
"tooltip": "Negative conditioning"
}),
"latent_image": ("LATENT", {
"tooltip": "Input latent to denoise"
}),
"seed": ("INT", {
"default": 0,
"min": 0,
"max": 0xffffffffffffffff,
"tooltip": "Random seed for noise generation"
}),
"steps": ("INT", {
"default": 20,
"min": 1,
"max": 10000,
"tooltip": "Number of denoising steps"
}),
"cfg": ("FLOAT", {
"default": 8.0,
"min": 0.0,
"max": 100.0,
"step": 0.1,
"tooltip": "Classifier-Free Guidance scale"
}),
"sampler_name": (comfy.samplers.KSampler.SAMPLERS, {
"tooltip": "Sampling algorithm to use"
}),
"scheduler": (comfy.samplers.KSampler.SCHEDULERS, {
"tooltip": "Noise schedule for denoising"
}),
"denoise": ("FLOAT", {
"default": 1.0,
"min": 0.0,
"max": 1.0,
"step": 0.01,
"tooltip": "Denoising strength (1.0 = full denoise)"
}),
}
}
RETURN_TYPES = ("LATENT",)
RETURN_NAMES = ("samples",)
FUNCTION = "sample"
CATEGORY = "ArchAi3d/Qwen"
def _patch_qwen_attention(self, model, grag_config):
"""Monkey-patch Qwen attention layers to apply GRAG reweighting.
This function finds all Attention modules in the model and wraps their
forward method to apply GRAG key reweighting after RoPE but before attention.
Args:
model: ComfyUI model object with diffusion_model attribute
grag_config: Dict with GRAG parameters (lambda, delta, heads)
Returns:
dict: Dictionary mapping modules to their original forward methods.
Used for restoration after sampling completes.
Returns empty dict if patching fails.
"""
from core.utils.grag_attention import apply_grag_to_keys
# Dictionary to store original forward methods for restoration
original_forwards = {}
# Access the actual diffusion model
if hasattr(model, 'model') and hasattr(model.model, 'diffusion_model'):
diffusion_model = model.model.diffusion_model
else:
print("[GRAG Sampler] Warning: Could not access diffusion_model")
return original_forwards
# Find and patch all Attention modules
patched_count = 0
for name, module in diffusion_model.named_modules():
# Look for Qwen Attention modules specifically
# Check class name AND verify it has the right attributes
if (module.__class__.__name__ == 'Attention' and
hasattr(module, 'to_q') and
hasattr(module, 'add_q_proj') and
hasattr(module, 'norm_q')):
# Store original forward method for restoration
original_forward = module.forward
original_forwards[module] = original_forward
# Create wrapped forward function with GRAG
def create_grag_forward(orig_forward, grag_cfg, attn_module):
def grag_forward(hidden_states, encoder_hidden_states=None, encoder_hidden_states_mask=None,
attention_mask=None, image_rotary_emb=None, transformer_options={}):
# Call original forward up to the point where we need to inject GRAG
# We'll need to replicate the forward pass with GRAG insertion
seq_txt = encoder_hidden_states.shape[1]
# Image stream QKV
img_query = attn_module.to_q(hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
img_key = attn_module.to_k(hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
img_value = attn_module.to_v(hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
# Text stream QKV
txt_query = attn_module.add_q_proj(encoder_hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
txt_key = attn_module.add_k_proj(encoder_hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
txt_value = attn_module.add_v_proj(encoder_hidden_states).unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
# Normalization
img_query = attn_module.norm_q(img_query)
img_key = attn_module.norm_k(img_key)
txt_query = attn_module.norm_added_q(txt_query)
txt_key = attn_module.norm_added_k(txt_key)
# Combine streams
joint_query = torch.cat([txt_query, img_query], dim=1)
joint_key = torch.cat([txt_key, img_key], dim=1)
joint_value = torch.cat([txt_value, img_value], dim=1)
# Apply RoPE
from comfy.ldm.qwen_image.model import apply_rotary_emb
joint_query = apply_rotary_emb(joint_query, image_rotary_emb)
joint_key = apply_rotary_emb(joint_key, image_rotary_emb)
# ===== GRAG INJECTION POINT =====
# Apply GRAG reweighting to keys BEFORE final flattening
# Note: joint_key is currently [B, S, H, D], but apply_grag_to_keys expects [B, S, C]
try:
# Flatten keys temporarily for GRAG
joint_key_flat = joint_key.flatten(start_dim=2) # [B, S, H*D]
# Apply GRAG reweighting
joint_key_flat = apply_grag_to_keys(
joint_key_flat,
seq_txt,
grag_cfg['lambda'],
grag_cfg['delta'],
attn_module.heads
)
# Unflatten back to [B, S, H, D] for consistency
joint_key = joint_key_flat.unflatten(-1, (attn_module.heads, -1))
except Exception as e:
print(f"[GRAG] Warning: Reweighting failed: {e}")
import traceback
traceback.print_exc()
pass # Continue with original keys if GRAG fails
# ===== END GRAG =====
# Flatten for attention
joint_query = joint_query.flatten(start_dim=2)
joint_key = joint_key.flatten(start_dim=2)
joint_value = joint_value.flatten(start_dim=2)
# Standard attention
from comfy.ldm.modules.attention import optimized_attention_masked
joint_hidden_states = optimized_attention_masked(
joint_query, joint_key, joint_value, attn_module.heads,
attention_mask, transformer_options=transformer_options
)
# Split streams
txt_attn_output = joint_hidden_states[:, :seq_txt, :]
img_attn_output = joint_hidden_states[:, seq_txt:, :]
# Output projections
img_attn_output = attn_module.to_out[0](img_attn_output)
img_attn_output = attn_module.to_out[1](img_attn_output)
txt_attn_output = attn_module.to_add_out(txt_attn_output)
return img_attn_output, txt_attn_output
return grag_forward
# Replace forward method
module.forward = create_grag_forward(original_forward, grag_config, module)
patched_count += 1
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] Patched {patched_count} Attention layers")
return original_forwards
def sample(self, model, positive, negative, latent_image, seed, steps, cfg, sampler_name, scheduler, denoise):
"""Perform sampling with GRAG attention guidance.
This is the main entry point for the sampler. It:
1. Extracts GRAG configuration from positive conditioning
2. Creates a model clone with GRAG monkey-patch injected
3. Calls ComfyUI's standard sampling with the enhanced model
4. Returns the denoised latent samples
Args:
model: ComfyUI MODEL object
positive: Positive conditioning (may contain GRAG metadata)
negative: Negative conditioning
latent_image: Input latent {"samples": tensor}
seed: Random seed for reproducibility
steps: Number of denoising steps
cfg: Classifier-Free Guidance scale
sampler_name: Sampler algorithm (euler, dpmpp_2m, etc.)
scheduler: Noise schedule (normal, karras, etc.)
denoise: Denoising strength (0.0-1.0)
Returns:
tuple: (latent_dict,) with denoised samples
"""
# Extract GRAG configuration from conditioning metadata
grag_config = extract_grag_config_from_conditioning(positive)
# Clone model to avoid modifying original
model_clone = model.clone()
# Store original forward methods for restoration
original_forwards = {}
# If GRAG is enabled, monkey-patch the attention forward function
if grag_config and grag_config.get("enabled", False):
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] GRAG enabled - λ={grag_config['lambda']:.2f}, δ={grag_config['delta']:.2f}, strength={grag_config.get('strength', 1.0):.2f}")
# Try to patch Qwen attention layers
try:
original_forwards = self._patch_qwen_attention(model_clone, grag_config)
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] GRAG patches injected successfully")
except Exception as e:
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] Failed to inject GRAG patches: {e}")
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] Falling back to standard sampling")
else:
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] GRAG disabled - using standard sampling")
# Call ComfyUI's standard sampling function with try/finally for cleanup
# This handles all the complex diffusion logic
try:
samples = self._common_ksampler(
model_clone,
seed,
steps,
cfg,
sampler_name,
scheduler,
positive,
negative,
latent_image,
denoise=denoise
)
return samples
except Exception as e:
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] Error during sampling: {e}")
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] Falling back to standard sampler")
# Fallback: Try without GRAG patches
model_clean = model.clone()
samples = self._common_ksampler(
model_clean,
seed,
steps,
cfg,
sampler_name,
scheduler,
positive,
negative,
latent_image,
denoise=denoise
)
return samples
finally:
# CRITICAL: Always restore original forward methods to prevent contamination
# This fixes the global contamination bug where GRAG affects other samplers
if original_forwards:
for module, original_forward in original_forwards.items():
module.forward = original_forward
print(f"[GRAG Sampler] Restored {len(original_forwards)} attention modules")
def _common_ksampler(self, model, seed, steps, cfg, sampler_name, scheduler, positive, negative, latent, denoise=1.0):
"""Wrapper around ComfyUI's common_ksampler function.
This replicates the logic from nodes.py:common_ksampler to ensure
compatibility with ComfyUI's sampling infrastructure.
Args:
model: MODEL object (possibly with GRAG patches)
seed: Random seed
steps: Denoising steps
cfg: CFG scale
sampler_name: Sampler algorithm
scheduler: Noise scheduler
positive: Positive conditioning
negative: Negative conditioning
latent: Latent dict {"samples": tensor}
denoise: Denoising strength
Returns:
tuple: (latent_dict,) with denoised samples
"""
# Extract latent samples
latent_image = latent["samples"]
# Fix empty latent channels if needed
latent_image = comfy.sample.fix_empty_latent_channels(model, latent_image)
# Prepare noise
batch_inds = latent.get("batch_index", None)
noise = comfy.sample.prepare_noise(latent_image, seed, batch_inds)
# Handle noise mask if present
noise_mask = latent.get("noise_mask", None)
# Setup progress callback
callback = latent_preview.prepare_callback(model, steps)
disable_pbar = not comfy.utils.PROGRESS_BAR_ENABLED
# Perform sampling
samples = comfy.sample.sample(
model,
noise,
steps,
cfg,
sampler_name,
scheduler,
positive,
negative,
latent_image,
denoise=denoise,
disable_noise=False,
start_step=None,
last_step=None,
force_full_denoise=False,
noise_mask=noise_mask,
callback=callback,
disable_pbar=disable_pbar,
seed=seed
)
# Return in ComfyUI latent format
out = latent.copy()
out["samples"] = samples
return (out,)
# ============================================================================
# COMFYUI NODE REGISTRATION
# ============================================================================
NODE_CLASS_MAPPINGS = {
"ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler": ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler
}
NODE_DISPLAY_NAME_MAPPINGS = {
"ArchAi3D_GRAG_Sampler": "🎚️ GRAG Sampler (Fine-Grained Control)"
}
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"""
Test script to verify auto_facing feature works correctly in Cinematography Prompt Builder
"""
import sys
sys.path.insert(0, r"E:\Comfy\Qwen\ComfyUI-Easy-Install\ComfyUI\custom_nodes\ComfyUI-ArchAi3d-Qwen")
from nodes.camera.cinematography_prompt_builder import ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder
# Initialize node
node = ArchAi3D_Cinematography_Prompt_Builder()
print("=" * 80)
print("AUTO_FACING FEATURE TEST - Cinematography Prompt Builder")
print("=" * 80)
# Test 1: Front View (0°) - auto_facing should NOT appear (redundant)
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST 1: Front View (0°) with auto_facing=True")
print("EXPECTED: NO 'Facing' clause (front view already implies facing)")
print("=" * 80)
simple1, prof1, sys1, desc1 = node.generate_cinematography_prompt(
target_subject="the refrigerator",
shot_type="Full Shot (FS)",
camera_angle="Eye Level",
depth_of_field="Auto (based on shot size)",
style_mood="Natural/Neutral",
prompt_language="Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)",
horizontal_angle="Front View (0°)",
auto_facing=True
)
print(f"\nProfessional Prompt:\n{prof1}")
print(f"\n✅ PASS" if "面对" not in prof1 and "Facing" not in prof1 else "❌ FAIL: Should NOT have facing clause")
# Test 2: Angled Left 30° - auto_facing SHOULD appear
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST 2: Angled Left 30° with auto_facing=True")
print("EXPECTED: '面对the refrigerator' at the BEGINNING")
print("=" * 80)
simple2, prof2, sys2, desc2 = node.generate_cinematography_prompt(
target_subject="the refrigerator",
shot_type="Full Shot (FS)",
camera_angle="Eye Level",
depth_of_field="Auto (based on shot size)",
style_mood="Natural/Neutral",
prompt_language="Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)",
horizontal_angle="Angled Left 30°",
auto_facing=True
)
print(f"\nProfessional Prompt:\n{prof2}")
print(f"\n✅ PASS" if prof2.startswith("面对the refrigerator") else "❌ FAIL: Should start with '面对the refrigerator'")
# Test 3: Side Right (90°) with auto_facing=True - SHOULD appear
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST 3: Side Right (90°) with auto_facing=True")
print("EXPECTED: '面对the refrigerator' at the BEGINNING")
print("=" * 80)
simple3, prof3, sys3, desc3 = node.generate_cinematography_prompt(
target_subject="the refrigerator",
shot_type="Medium Shot (MS)",
camera_angle="Eye Level",
depth_of_field="Auto (based on shot size)",
style_mood="Natural/Neutral",
prompt_language="Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)",
horizontal_angle="Side Right (90°)",
auto_facing=True
)
print(f"\nProfessional Prompt:\n{prof3}")
print(f"\n✅ PASS" if prof3.startswith("面对the refrigerator") else "❌ FAIL: Should start with '面对the refrigerator'")
# Test 4: Angled Right 45° with auto_facing=False - should NOT appear
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST 4: Angled Right 45° with auto_facing=False")
print("EXPECTED: NO 'Facing' clause (disabled by user)")
print("=" * 80)
simple4, prof4, sys4, desc4 = node.generate_cinematography_prompt(
target_subject="the refrigerator",
shot_type="Medium Shot (MS)",
camera_angle="Eye Level",
depth_of_field="Auto (based on shot size)",
style_mood="Natural/Neutral",
prompt_language="Chinese (Best for dx8152 LoRAs)",
horizontal_angle="Angled Right 45°",
auto_facing=False
)
print(f"\nProfessional Prompt:\n{prof4}")
print(f"\n✅ PASS" if "面对" not in prof4 and "Facing" not in prof4 else "❌ FAIL: Should NOT have facing clause (disabled)")
# Test 5: English mode with Angled Left 45°
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST 5: Angled Left 45° with auto_facing=True (English mode)")
print("EXPECTED: 'Facing the refrigerator directly' at the BEGINNING")
print("=" * 80)
simple5, prof5, sys5, desc5 = node.generate_cinematography_prompt(
target_subject="the refrigerator",
shot_type="Medium Shot (MS)",
camera_angle="Eye Level",
depth_of_field="Auto (based on shot size)",
style_mood="Natural/Neutral",
prompt_language="English (Simple & Clear)",
horizontal_angle="Angled Left 45°",
auto_facing=True
)
print(f"\nProfessional Prompt:\n{prof5}")
print(f"\nSimple Prompt:\n{simple5}")
print(f"\n✅ PASS" if prof5.startswith("Facing the refrigerator directly") and simple5.startswith("Facing the refrigerator directly") else "❌ FAIL: Should start with 'Facing the refrigerator directly'")
# Test 6: Hybrid mode with Side Left (90°)
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST 6: Side Left (90°) with auto_facing=True (Hybrid mode)")
print("EXPECTED: '面对the refrigerator' at the BEGINNING")
print("=" * 80)
simple6, prof6, sys6, desc6 = node.generate_cinematography_prompt(
target_subject="the refrigerator",
shot_type="Close-Up (CU)",
camera_angle="Eye Level",
depth_of_field="Auto (based on shot size)",
style_mood="Natural/Neutral",
prompt_language="Hybrid (Chinese + English)",
horizontal_angle="Side Left (90°)",
auto_facing=True
)
print(f"\nProfessional Prompt:\n{prof6}")
print(f"\n✅ PASS" if prof6.startswith("面对the refrigerator") else "❌ FAIL: Should start with '面对the refrigerator'")
print("\n" + "=" * 80)
print("TEST SUMMARY")
print("=" * 80)
print("All tests should show ✅ PASS")
print("If any show ❌ FAIL, the auto_facing feature needs debugging")
print("=" * 80)