V2 checks widget.type to decide whether to render; setting only
widget.hidden = true was insufficient. Adding widget.type = "hidden"
matches the V2-compatible pattern used across the ComfyUI ecosystem.
In ComfyUI's V2 (Vue) renderer, node height is derived from the DOM
widget's rendered size, so setting dom.wrap.style.height inside onResize
creates a feedback loop: each DOM change causes V2 to fire onResize again
with a larger size[1], growing the node without bound.
The fix measures the actual node-height overhead (everything above
dom.wrap) from V2's own first onResize call, where size[1] is DOM-derived
and therefore encodes the exact overhead needed for a zero-change
equilibrium. The handler returns early without touching the DOM until this
measurement is taken, so the loop never starts. A secondary recalibration
step corrects the overhead if V2's internal chrome value shifts post-init
(observed in diagnostic data). The dom.wrap.offsetHeight === h guard is
the terminal condition for both cases.
V1 behavior is unchanged: overhead is pre-seeded with the hardcoded
CTRL_H + NODE_CHROME and no measurement or recalibration runs.
Thank you to @fullthrottler for identifying the root cause and suggesting a temporary fix.
If a workflow is loaded with the outpaint node outside the visible
viewport, ComfyUI gives the DOM widget clientWidth=0. The double-rAF
initLayout call returned false, and the old code did an early return
that skipped wireInteractions, setupResizeObserver, and the
execution_success listener entirely. The node had no event handlers
and no way to recover.
- Double-rAF no longer returns early on layout failure; interactions
and the ResizeObserver are always wired up
- ResizeObserver handles !st.initialized by running the full deferred
init sequence the first time the wrap gets a valid size
- initLayout returns false early when maxW or maxH <= 0, preventing
degenerate scale values from a partially-visible wrap
- Control video pad color is now customizable, allowing direct use with the LTX-2 outpainting lora and any other applications that require a specific color.
- Node renamed to Video Outpaint to reflect its utility beyond VACE.
- Output resolution is now preserved across reloads and re-runs.
Previously, settings like 720x1280 (9:16) would silently revert to
1280x720 whenever the node refreshed its preview frames - on page
load and after every workflow execution.
- Aspect ratio lock button state is now saved with the workflow. If
you unlocked the AR (showing the open padlock), that choice is
remembered when you reload. Previously it always came back as locked.
- Aspect ratio chip highlight no longer desyncs when the node scrolls
off-screen. Scrolling the node out of view and back could cause the
wrong aspect ratio chip to appear highlighted (e.g. showing 16:9
active when the crop was actually 9:16). This is now fixed.
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