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This respository contains both custom nodes to be installed on the ComfyUI server and the Blender add-on to send workflows to the ComfyUI server. They can be used as follow:
The Blender add-on UI is automatically composed according to the input and output nodes used in the workflow.
Download and install ComfyUI. If you are new to ComfyUI, refer to the original repository to get started. Make sure you have the latest version.
At the time of writing this, the latest version was ComfyUI v0.3.75. This version required to update some of the ComfyUI-Blender nodes to the custom node schema v3. Making them incompatible with earlier versions of ComfyUI.
Install the ComfyUI-Blender nodes from the ComfyUI-Manager or by cloning this repository in the custom nodes folder of ComfyUI:
cd ./ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/alexisrolland/ComfyUI-Blender.git
If the ComfyUI server runs on a different machine than the Blender client, it must be started with the argument --listen. See ComfyUI documentation: Setting Up LAN Access for ComfyUI.
Make sure you have a recent version of Blender.
v5.0 from version v4.0.0 onward.v4.5 is v3.3.4.Download the add-on package comfyui_blender_[...].zip from the LATEST RELEASE.
In Blender, go to Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > Install from Disk > select the zip package.
Update the ComfyUI server address in the add-on preferences:
For complete details about the various features, refer to the DOCUMENTATION.
In a nutshell:
File > Export (API).N > ComfyUI > Import Workflow.Thank you to Seth A. Robinson for open-sourcing his code to convert ComfyUI workflows to API format: comfyui-workflow-to-api-converter-endpoint.
Thank you to Gerold Meisinger for open-sourcing his code to inspect values from a combo box widget: https://github.com/geroldmeisinger/ComfyUI-outputlists-combiner.