ComfyUI Crash Course 2024 (Part 2 of 3)

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[@李云-f1b]

The video is great

[@tsentenari4353]

Your videos are so refreshingly... different. Introductory AND deep, at the same time Both videos that I watched so far gave me answer to a number of questions that have been lingering in the back of my mind for quite some time. great stuff, I'm hooked!

[@professorlich]

Thank you for the feedback. I try to include as many useful tips and tricks as I can, especially little 'gems' I myself had to learn the hard way. I am glad you found the video helpful.

[@tsentenari4353]

Since there is so much to learn, I feel like I am kind of swimming, in so many respects. I kind of improvise my way through. I had noticed that comfy and forge produce different images, but I had no idea why. I have no idea where comfy actually gets its images from, when using the standard "Load image" node. (With "load image from path", it is clear.) For example, when I use images as reference, like when using controlnet - ideally, I would want to be able to reproduce the exact same output I got, just by throwing in the generated image. Somehow, at the moment, it seems to have no trouble finding those images. If you asked me now, how it does this, and what I would need to do to make sure it will still be able to this a year from now, I would have to say "I have no idea". The list goes on and on, I can use Comfy, and I absolutely love using it, but there are so many fundamental questions I don't know the answer to.

[@professorlich]

Hmm... I suppose it depends on how far 'down the rabbit hole' you are prepare to go. 🤔 For example, regarding Load Image node... ComfyUI 'knows' exactly where the folder in your OS is, and puts together list of files inside it. Everything is open source, so nothing stops you from doing a deep-dive into ComfyUI codebase. And it is quite fascinating. I did put together 'Learning Python with ComfyUI' course. Although those are some of my older videos, feel free to have a look, if you are interested into programming, or figuring out how it all works 'under the hood.' 👍

[@Osama-xs8cl]

what is the minimum GPU VRAMs required to run ComfyUI bro ?

[@xeyev]

4-6gb Nvidia card, though it depends on the actual stuff you're going to do