ComfyUI: Advanced understanding Part 2

This is Part 2 of my basics series. Last time we learned how to set the conditioning to the whole scene, time to see how to make localized changes.

I'm also talking about LCM, Math Nodes and other big and small tricks! As always do let me know what you think and if I should keep releasing "basics" tutorials or you prefer more advanced stuff.

00:00 Intro
00:30 Area Conditioning
02:20 Math Nodes
04:31 Latent Upscale
06:56 External Photo Editing
08:53 Conditioning Mask
10:13 GLIGEN
12:04 LCM
13:57 Inpainting Latent Mask
16:56 Inpainting Models
18:37 Models merging
19:59 Outpainting
23:17 Removing the latent mask
24:40 Outro

[Firespark]

Please for the love of all that is good in the world keep making these! Holy crap I learn so much from these guides. Absolutely fantastic work! Thank you!

[edits_for_fun]

Everyone say do this, do that. But you go in detail and say why you need to do something.
After learning about conditioning in part-1 I started using them more. Now it's area composition and outpaintings.
Thankyou very much for the video 😊

[igormukomela]

It’s very cool that you are not in a hurry to move on to more complex things, the power of ComfyUI lies in a very deep understanding of the basic staff. On automatic 1111 you are limited by the UI. In the ComfyUI, thanks to understanding the basics, you can solve much more complex tasks. That’s why the most useful series of your videos is about the base staff

[dimitrimitropoulos]

I've waited my whole life for this video, haha. Absolutely incredible stuff!

[joeyc]

To anyone finding it had to keep up, there's no shame in putting it on 0.5x speed and rewinding like 15 times until it's clear.

Certainly works for me :)

[marlus]

This trilogy is the best Comfy UI / Stable Diffusion tutorial I've seen so far! Thank you so much!!! Please, continue!

[digital]

By far the best tutorials on YouTube. The Gold Standard. Thank you! 🙏🙏🙏

[anthanh]

Please keep making these vids!!! I have a completely new viewpoint on comfy after your detail explanations. Finally I could escape the "flow copycat" way of working. The amount of usefulness is unmatched. Thanks a lot Matteo!

[Utoko]

The Information in your videos is amazing. Always learning so much. Thanks for sharing

[groucho]

Excellent tutorial, thank you! Yours are always so insightful not only demonstrating new techniques but alternate options to improve basic workflows, it always creates an "aha!" moment for me. Much appreciated!

[mndcoreX]

Dude, you are awesome. Thanks for your great videos, I'll always get inspired after watching them. What i like the most is that you are going really deep into these topics while skipping all unnecessary youtube bloat. Thank you very much for your work!

[charliesteer]

These videos are fantastic. I very much appreciate you sharing the more in-depth knowledge you have. If you think about more areas to touch upon in this series, I would love to see more and I would be very grateful for it. Great job!

[tzgaming]

Most other SD tutorial videos I've watched just go "do this, do that, _et voila!_ " but don't always explain much about why they chose the particular way they did, & don't demonstrate contrasting approaches & show the pros & cons. Others also only seem to cover the basics of the basics, but frequently leave me feeling like I'm missing something. Your videos have been filling in some integral gaps for me. Thank you!

[davelawri]

I really appreciate your comfyui tutorials. After struggling with so many 'copy-and-pray' videos, yours are a breath of fresh air. You explain the reasoning, I feel confident playing around and making things my own. You've really helped me level up my skills

[tuanchau]

normally i fall asleep watching tutorials, but not this time, thank you for being generous and sharing knowledge in an understandable way!

[jemo]

Wisdom on rapid fire. My brain is red hot from so many neurons hit with your knowledge. Keep it coming.

[JunkieGoose]

Please make more of this series! And thank you so much for such amazing explanation!

[carstenli]

These tutorials are pure gold and will be extremely helpful for beginners as well as advanced users🥇 – The outtakes are a nice touch.

[neumann]

This man knows how to make great and informative tutorials! Thanks for that

[TheFutureThinker]

Matteo, you are always the OG to me. A lots of value from your video, real talk in AI technical way. Rather than someone click a button and mention how beautiful the image is, how detail the background is, etc.