thinkingjimmy

Yes, I used the RMBG 1.4

While I believe learning ComfyUI is challenging, but it becomes much simpler when you understand the underlying workings. In the long run, I am more optimistic about ComfyUI. It's worth investing.

Thanks for your feedback. Your confusion arose due to a problem with the website design, our website indeed lacks guidance.

Our product is divided into two parts:

- [1] is the ComfyUI and SD tutorial, for example :https://www.comflowy.com/basics/stable-diffusion-foundation

- [2]and the second is an open-source ComfyUI product (currently under development):https://www.comflowy.com/space

Thank you for your recognition!

Thank you very much for your feedback, our website should be in English by default, something might have gone wrong. We will immediately look into what the reason is.

In addition, our website indeed lacks guidance, thank you very much for your suggestion.

Our product is divided into two parts: - one is the ComfyUI and SD tutorial, for example :https://www.comflowy.com/basics/stable-diffusion-foundation#... - and the second is an open-source ComfyUI product (currently under development):https://www.comflowy.com/space

We are developing a similar product, please look forward to it.https://www.comflowy.com/space

Thank you for your recognition

We are also using react-flow. We have tried numerous frameworks, but eventually returned to react-flow.

I wrote a tens of thousands of words systematic tutorial on how to write a good Midjourney prompt, I hope it helps.

BTW it should be more helpful for newbies.

Thanks for your feedback, the link was broken. Correct link is www.learningprompt.wiki