Download Mile High Styler instead.
https://civarchive.com/models/119246/sdxl-mile-high-prompt-styler-the-big-one-this-update-breaks-workflows-read-description-on-how-to-fix
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An alpha version of my W.I.P. Camera and depth/focus styles. Sometimes generates camera's or logo's from the brand, but the images are beautiful.
this one is a lot cleaner than my previous Style Mile is currently and contains a more streamlined version of it. But this is going to focus on Photorealism most of all.
Check out some of the images for simple workflows.
If anyone reads this far, we're looking for genuine feedback on this project, as it is entirely experimental in its approach to styles and each one may not be appropriate.
I've tried to test them as best I can, but you can never be too sure, nor is it easy to tell when you've no experience in Photography professionally.
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When loading the graph, the following node types were not found:
Peak_of_Perfection
Sorry for the late reply. I didn't realize, but you need the nested node builder installed to use the nested template.
@Triple_Headed_Monkey where is it?
@Stevem61 https://github.com/ssitu/ComfyUI_NestedNodeBuilder Here you are sir. You can find it in the ComfyUI manager also.
I'm sorry, but where do I have to place the styler folders for it to work?
No problem, fair question. You have to place the individual folders into the Custom Node folder in the ComfyUI main folder.
Then afterwards, reload Comfy and you can find them in the UTILS section
@Triple_Headed_Monkey Is that the actual custom nodes folder or the promt_styler folder inside custom nodes? sorry, I'm a total noob :)
@sandro609 each folder should be separate within the custom nodes folder.
@Triple_Headed_Monkey ok, done! thank you so much for your help! seems to be working now! however, when I load in your example workflow, I get the error "When loading the graph, the following node types were not found: Peak_of_Perfection. Nodes that have failed to load will show as red on the graph." The node itself is there, though, and seems to be working just fine.
@sandro609 That is a nested node builder feature. If you have that installed, I believe it should work. Otherwise you have to use them individually and chain them together.
@Triple_Headed_Monkey everything works fine, just like in your video. despite the weird error msg. again, thanks for the help! playing around and learning right now :)