It can be useful to paste images from the clipboard directly into the node graph.
This commit modifies copy and paste handling to support this.
When an image file is found in the clipboard, we check whether an image node is selected.
If so, paste the image into that node. Otherwise, a new node is created.
If no image data are found in the clipboard, we call the original Litegraph paste.
To ensure that onCopy and onPaste events are fired, we override Litegraph's ctrl+c and ctrl+v handling.
Try to detect whether the pasted image is a real file on disk, or just pixel data copied from e.g. Photoshop.
Pasted pixel data will be called 'image.png' and have a creation time of now.
If it is simply pasted data, we store it in the subfolder /input/clipboard/.
This also adds support for the subfolder property in the IMAGEUPLOAD widget.
Similar to fixes in litegraph.js editor demo:
3ef215cf11/editor/js/code.js (L19-L28)
Also workarounds to address viewpoint problem of lightgrapgh.js in DPI scaling scenario.
Fixes#161
This enables local reverse-proxies to host ComfyUI on a path, eg "http://example.com/ComfyUI/" in such a way that at least everything I tested works. Without this patch, proxying ComfyUI in this way will yield errors.
The created checkpoints contain workflow metadata that can be loaded by
dragging them on top of the UI or loading them with the "Load" button.
Checkpoints will be saved in fp16 or fp32 depending on the format ComfyUI
is using for inference on your hardware. To force fp32 use: --force-fp32
Anything that patches the model weights like merging or loras will be
saved.
The output directory is currently set to: output/checkpoints but that might
change in the future.
* support preview mode for mask editor.
* use original file reference instead of loaded frontend blob
bugfix:
* prevent file open dialog when save to load image
* bugfix: cannot clear previous mask painted image's alpha
* bugfix
* bugfix
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* To reduce bandwidth traffic in a remote environment, a lossy compression-based preview mode is provided for displaying simple visualizations in node-based widgets.
* Added 'preview=[image format]' option to the '/view' API.
* Updated node to use preview for displaying images as widgets.
* Excluded preview usage in the open image, save image, mask editor where the original data is required.
* Made preview_format parameterizable for extensibility.
* default preview format changed: jpeg -> webp
* Support advanced preview_format option.
- grayscale option for visual debugging
- quality option for aggressive reducing
L?;format;quality?
ex)
jpeg => rgb, jpeg, quality 90
L;webp;80 => grayscale, webp, quality 80
L;png => grayscale, png, quality 90
webp;50 => rgb, webp, quality 50
* move comment
* * add settings for preview_format
* default value is ''(= don't reencode)
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