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Feature Request: Add support for Invoke #225
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Hi Jonseed, it does look a lot like ComfyUI. I think it does need it's own repository, but it does seem like creating the same nodes as ComfyUI seem possible. I'll investigate! |
Awesome @AIrjen! I look forward to trying it in Invoke! Thank you so much for a great extension! It is one of my favorites, and I use it every day. |
Here you go! I had to make a seperate repository out of it. https://github.com/AIrjen/OneButtonPrompt_X_InvokeAI You can go to the \invokeai\nodes\ and then Have fun! |
You are amazing, @AIrjen! Well done! I think Invoke users are really going to like this. Thank you! |
@AIrjen you might consider contributing your node to the Invoke community nodes list. |
Already got a PR up for it!: invoke-ai/InvokeAI#6990 |
@AIrjen you inspired me to add my own custom node for expanding prompts with Ollama (my PR: invoke-ai/InvokeAI#7002). This could actually work well together with One Button Prompt nodes for converting tag-based prompts into natural language prompts for Flux. |
Nice! Yeah those combinations work very well with LLM's! Good job. |
I don't know if you saw, but Invoke just had a major release, and they've really updated their UI, and now with support for Flux. It seems like this is really going to take off. I would love to use OneButtonPrompt in Invoke. I think you can add custom features through nodes, which is probably very similar to the custom nodes you made for ComfyUI. I don't think there is anything like OneButtonPrompt currently in Invoke.
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