How to install ComfyUI in Krita, amazing result!

[@Techonsapevole]

Great integration and great video! Thanks

[@Geekatplay]

Glad you liked it!

[@user-mfsc-2024]

where to download your workflow json file ? i couldnt find any download link from video description ?

[@Geekatplay]

i did in video, let me export it and post in description

[@gpgp1275]

Hey, so I see that you can ser a remote server for comfyui. I use tailscale to connect to my stable diffusion stuff running on my home computer from my laptop when I'm away from home, so I should be able to use my home server for this right?

[@Geekatplay]

Yes, absolutely! If you're already using Tailscale to connect to your home server for Stable Diffusion, you should be able to use it for ComfyUI as well. Tailscale creates a secure connection, so as long as your home server is running ComfyUI and accessible via your Tailscale network, you can connect to it remotely from your laptop. Just ensure that: The server is set up and running ComfyUI. The appropriate ports for ComfyUI are open and accessible through Tailscale. You use the Tailscale IP or hostname of your home server when connecting. This setup should work seamlessly! Let me know if you run into any issues. 😊

[@gigend]

why do you keep opening comfyui and krita, and creating complicated nodes, isn't that unnecessary anymore, just use the krita plugin if want to change the diffusion settings.

[@Geekatplay]

Thank you for the comment! You're absolutely right that the Krita plugin is a fantastic tool for quickly adjusting diffusion settings directly within the app. However, I still use ComfyUI for its flexibility and node-based workflow, which allows for more complex customizations and experimentation that aren't always possible with a plugin. While the Krita plugin simplifies a lot, ComfyUI remains essential for more advanced setups, combining multiple models, or fine-tuning workflows. Both have their strengths, and I like showcasing different approaches to suit various needs. Thanks for bringing this up-it's a great point! 😊

[@LouisGedo]

👋 hi

[@Geekatplay]

hello! and thank you for your support!

[@NewProfessor2024]

very bad tutorial. you skipped many steps e.g. which file to download and which file to click for installation of comfyUI.

[@Geekatplay]

in video, i pointed that installation of ComfyUI and Manager for ComfyUI in another video, link to that video provided in description and in video. This video was focused specifically on connection of Krita to ComfyUI.

[@petroapostoliuk3134]

Магія!