Scheduled prompts, scheduled float/int values and wave function nodes for animations and utility. compatable with a/framesync and a/keyframe-string-generator for audio synced animations in Comfyui.
Scheduled prompts, scheduled float/int values and wave function nodes for animations and utility. compatable with https://www.framesync.xyz/ and https://www.chigozie.co.uk/keyframe-string-generator/ for audio synced animations in Comfyui.
** Please see the Fizznodes wiki for instructions on usage of these nodes as well as handy resources you can use in your projects! **
For the easiest install experience, install the Comfyui Manager and use that to automate the installation process. Otherwise, to manually install, simply clone the repo into the custom_nodes directory with this command:
git clone https://github.com/FizzleDorf/ComfyUI_FizzNodes.git
and install the requirements using:
.\python_embed\python.exe -s -m pip install -r requirements.txt
If you are using a venv, make sure you have it activated before installation and use:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Example | Instructions ---|--- |The nodes will can be accessed in the FizzNodes section of the node menu. You can also use the node search to find the nodes you are looking for.
Some examples using the prompt and value schedulers using base comfyui.
This example showcases making animations with only scheduled prompts. This method only uses 4.7 GB of memory and makes use of deterministic samplers (Euler in this case).
Drag and drop the image in this link into ComfyUI to load the workflow or save the image and load it using the load button.
This example showcases the Noisy Laten Composition workflow. The value schedule node schedules the latent composite node's x position. You can also animate the subject while the composite node is being schedules as well!
Drag and drop the image in this link into ComfyUI to load the workflow or save the image and load it using the load button.
Just a list of tools that you may find handy using these nodes.
A special thanks to:
-The developers of Deforum for providing code for these nodes and being overall awesome people!
-Comfyanonamous and the rest of the ComfyUI contributors for a fantastic UI!
-All the friends I met along the way that motivate me into action!
-and you the user! I hope you have fun using these nodes and exploring latent space.