Jun Li

That's one of the processes there.

And there's so many different nodes of model nodes, prompt nodes, like I showed a little earlier there.

what there is focused nodes for loading 3D models, images, those kinds of things.

And then you can also take a look at what you have in the model library.

these are the diffusion models here's a text encoder you know there's um oh i don't have anything for style models right now but um this is this is where all of those would be uh saved and then my workflows that i have actually uh saved there and then so we're looking at we're looking at your local install of comfy yes exactly exactly

All right.

And once you spend a little time with it, it's not that daunting.

It might be a lot all at once, but take a breath and you should be fine.

It does have lots of different settings

for how you use Comfy, how you want the node workspace to look, how you want different even extensions.

There's a lot of different extensions you can include as well.

So I wanted to highlight a couple of things that I found may give you pause.

So number one, when you run the workflow, it's whatever nodes that are interconnected here for your workflow, they're going to run.

So anything that's in these larger sections of blue, that's going to run.

These are nodes.

And anything purple is not going to run.

Right.

So since Comfy is focused on image, video, audio, and 3D, any kind of model you want to use,

you want to use, whether it be API or local, you can generate... This is a creative process for me, right?

So...