ComfyUI : NEW Official ControlNet Models are released! Here is my tutorial on how to use them.

Want to help support the channel and get this graph? WOOT!

SDXL model from here (OFFICIAL): (bonus LoRA also here)

Control Net Preprocessors are available here:
Remember, you will have to restart the ComfyUI interface for these to start loading, and the models will also download as they are requested from the Controlnet processor.

[Gallithia]

I know a lot of people dislike the spaghetti mess that comfy can become but personally as a trained aircraft electrician that reads and interprets complex electrical wiring diagrams on the daily it just makes sense to my brain. Being able to see the inputs and outputs of each component (node) allows you to better understand how the whole process works and what each piece contributes to the final outcome. Thank you for making these tutorials they have been a great help in learning!

[AmateurSpecialist]

I think you are the only Stable Diffusion video creator who actually pronounces Euler correctly. My poor ears thank you.

[GlassHexagonalColumbus]

Thanks for your lessons. Unfortunately, your videos are not popular among ALL Internet users, but know that for those who share your interests, you do a lot and inspire new things

[grayaj]

Scott, you're a genius. I've had a project in mind and didn't know how to make it work -- I want a cameo of alabaster-on-onyx of a crescent moon with a sleepy beautiful female face. It's a specific look that I've been searching for and having no idea where to start.

I had one that was the right shape, so after watching your video I pulled a depth map and ran that through and got - on the first try - closer than I've been able to get before.

Of course, the second one was nothing like what I want, but now Ive seen the promised land.

[s.anonyme]

Thank you to spend time creating those so didactic videos. Building up the worflow from nothing, explaining the settings, the whys.. I have been using MJ for months and shifted to A1111 to have more control but ComfyUI is exactly the place I craved all along. And with your videos the learning process is so enjoyable. Thank you. Happy to have subscribed.

[SachavaV]

it's a pleasure to absorb knowledge from such a mentor.

[iresolvers]

finally someone who can explain comfyui the way I can understand, thank you so much!!

[coda]

You are a wonderful teacher, I not only learn how to use new features but also how they work. Thank you.

[COMM]

Hey, Scott. Would you consider making us a short video about your Top 5 or Top 10 Stable Diffusion MYTHS (number of steps, schedulers, negative prompts, etc.)? 🙏

[Vestu]

You are helping so much with these videos. Joined as channel sponsor (it's way way worth it folks)

[eliasdelreal]

Happy trees! 🤣 I love it. I think I know who your inspiration for good video tutorials is.

[ukdcom]

Might be worth mentioning the clone will take a while and the comand window won't show progress continuously, you just have to be patient and wait for the Filtering content line to hit 100%. First time round I quit out of the cmd window to early. 🙃

[lelio]

Thanks for the video! I'm just getting started with ComfyUI and your video has helped me a lot! Thanks again!

[AceOnlineMath]

a couple of videos back i commented that you are like Bob Ross. Thank you for saying "happy tree"

[LorriEverly]

Thank you so much for being out there :)

[simonmcdonald]

I have the control - loras but nothing apprears in the "load control net model"box. whats gone wrong there?

[androgynastronaut]

Very good. I need to learn to keep faces similar in various character images for plot consistency.

[UNOCASTILLO]

this is what i call a reeeeaaally good tut. thank you

[zaffarhayyat]

Your tutorial videos on Comfy are fantastic! I'm truly enjoying them. How can I support your channel? Also, it would be great if you could add clear subtitles to minimize any language and accent barriers. Thank you!

[alecubudulecu]

small suggestion with these tutorials. and particularly these intro tutorials - slow down. like... a lot. I totally get you know what you doing... but most of us have to switch screens and hunt and peck for where things are... we don't even know menu buttons. we have to pause the video every few seconds.... rewind constantly. especially at the end... you move so quick.

and I say that - because your tutorials are excellent. you communicate well and show very good details of what you are doing....just so fast! haha