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Lazarus102's avatar

And everyone is just supposed to know what "FLF" is..? Are you turning fluff into videos?

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Pedram's avatar

Might be "First Last Frame" or something judging by the context lol

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bealizard86's avatar

I think it should sound better '' Inbetween video''..but since no one is in animation Dev. they understand it better with FLF. crocs!

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Pedram's avatar

Yeah as a Software Engineer/Programmer myself, when I saw the FLF it reminded me of the FIFO, LIFO and other formulas (First in First Out, Last In First Out, etc) and maybe that's why I was able to draw the conclusion that it might be "First Last Frame" kinda faster xD

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Samuel's avatar

Any inpainting workflow?

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Emily's avatar

Wan2.2 is here! Turn text or images into 4K videos with ease. Perfect for trailers, ads, music videos, and edits. Fast, smooth, and built for creators!

https://www.wan-ai.co/

Every Shot, Wan Take. No workflow required, one-click quick generation.

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Franc aleu's avatar

File "G:\ComfyUI_windows_portable\ComfyUI\comfy_extras\nodes_wan.py", line 163, in encode

if clip_vision_output is not None:

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

UnboundLocalError: cannot access local variable 'clip_vision_output' where it is not associated with a value

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trashbag22's avatar

just updated comfy, same issue, re-downloaded the model referenced in the workflow as well...

https://huggingface.co/Comfy-Org/Wan_2.1_ComfyUI_repackaged/tree/main/split_files/text_encoders

Edit: Just restarted comfy and it started working...

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AI_Falcon's avatar

Technically Clip_Vision is not needed for Wan2.2. Since FLF2V is a new feature of ComfyUI you need to update it.

That should solve the problem.

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Lazarus102's avatar

It's saying you don't have the right clip vision model(or you don't have it installed to get right folder). Though, don't ask me what that model is, cuz I'm not sure.

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