Countdowns for runs and restarts, and Flux 2 edits
Added
- Flux 2 (Klein 4B, Klein 9B and Dev) edits from reference images, the
way ComfyUI's own Flux 2 edit templates do; the first reference frames
the result. The reference slots show once your ComfyUI has the nodes. - Restarting ComfyUI tells you how long it usually takes. After a few
restarts that agree, the restart line fills toward your machine's usual
time and counts down ("Back in about 12 s"). A restart well past it says
ComfyUI may be installing something rather than counting on. - A restart says what it brought. Once ComfyUI is back, a node pack
that is new says so ("ComfyUI is back with Impact Pack"), and one that
failed to load says that instead of turning up later as a missing node.
Restart timings stay in your data folder and are only used for this. - Generations say how long is left. A running image counts down ("12 s
left", "About 2 min left") and its bar follows the whole run, loading and
decoding included, instead of stalling once the steps are done. Queued
images say when their turn ends. The Generate button's tip says what a run
takes with your settings ("about 40 s"), and on the phone a run of 45 s or
more says so before you start. It learns per model from your own runs:
nothing shows until a model has run three times, and estimates that keep
missing go quiet. - A hint when steps crawl. If a run's steps are far slower than that
model's usual, HEISS UI says once that ComfyUI may be short on video memory.
Changed
- LoRAs stay when you switch workflows on the same model, and a
different model starts from its own last stack (or none) instead of
carrying LoRAs that don't fit it. - Upscale starts from the click. The ring shows at once; if the upscale
can't start, the button steps back and says why. - The upscale ring is crisp instead of jagged at its edges.
- Finished images appear the moment ComfyUI is done, instead of up to
1.6 s later. - An image's time is how long it took to make, not counting its wait in
the queue, on its tile and in the About page's totals.
Downloads
- Windows:
heiss-ui-0.10.0-windows-x64.zip(Node.js included), then Start HEISS UI.bat - macOS (Apple silicon):
heiss-ui-0.10.0-macos-arm64.zip, then Start HEISS UI.command - Linux:
heiss-ui-0.10.0-linux-x64.zip, then Start HEISS UI.sh ornpm start heiss-ui-0.10.0.zipis what installed copies download to update themselves. You don't need it.