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All dependencies are installed, but nodes are missing #132

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wlg-good opened this issue Dec 11, 2024 · 7 comments
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All dependencies are installed, but nodes are missing #132

wlg-good opened this issue Dec 11, 2024 · 7 comments

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@wlg-good
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How to solve it?
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@if-ai
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if-ai commented Dec 11, 2024

If right clicking and recreating the node does not work might be because at the moment this node has some issues with dependencies. I will work on it this weekend.

I recommend to install the IF_LLM node is a lot easier to work and does the same things. In fact the plan is to replace the red nodes with IF_LLM please disable or remove IF_AI_tools for now and use IF_LLM

@ThomasRoyer24
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Same bug ...

@ThomasRoyer24
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I have uninstalled and reinstalled everything and the bug persists, is this normal?

@if-ai
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if-ai commented Dec 18, 2024

Please use IF_LLM for the time being It has almosta all the same tools ComfyUI-IF_LLM I need to comeback to this fix whatever issues people are having

@gsgoldma
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it looks like IFImageNode is trying to import the function save_combo from utilis.py on my end, but it;s not defined in utilis,py

he edited the ifimagenode last week, but utilis.py last month. maybe thats why?

@ThomasRoyer24
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I've just seen that there have been modiffications on the git repo but after updating nothing works. And I don't want to use IF LLM too much because sometimes it has trouble with ollama to find the model.

@trilade
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trilade commented Jan 7, 2025

I've had similar issue meanwhile when I rolled back to the old version of IF chat it worked fine. My problem was down to two missing modules and those were missing because I didn't have Python build tools in my Comfyui portable installation.
So check for missing module errors in the console when launching Comfyui.
Try to install them manually.
If you get the Python.h error:
Check the version of your portable Python for Comfyui
Download and install the same Python version without adding it to PATH
From this installation copy out the 'include' and 'libs' folder to the Comfyui Python dir
Try to install the missing modules again.

Worked for me...

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