Texturaizer Preferences
Website
Opens https://texturaizer.com in a browser.
Docs
Opens https://texturaizer.com/documentation in a browser.
ComfyUI-Texturaizer GitHub
Opens https://github.com/LatentSpaceDirective/ComfyUI-Texturaizer in a browser. This is where the ComfyUI nodes for Texturaizer are stored.
Check for Updates
Compares installed Texturaizer version with latest version listed at https://texturaizer.com/version-log/. You must be connected to the internet for this to work.
Update Status
Depending on the feedback from Check for Updates, you will be prompted with whether or not your version of Texturaizer is up to date.
ComfyUI Server Preferences
Use Advanced UI
Switch between the simplified interface and the advanced interface. This setting is also accessible from within the addon’s main Texturaizer panel in the 3D view.
ComfyUI Path
If you are using a local installation of ComfyUI, it can be hooked up to Texturaizer to allow for starting the server from within the plugin. Fill in the “ComfyUI directory” with your local installation location. This directory must be the one containing the “main.py” file.
For information on installing ComfyUI, please see Getting Started with ComfyUI.
SERVER URL
This is the separated components of the Server that are used both for connecting to the ComfyUI server and when starting a local ComfyUI server from within Blender.
- Scheme: Default: HTTP, some remote servers use HTTPS
- Server Host: Default: 127.0.0.1
- Port: Default: 8188
This can also be overwritten from within the Actions Panel Settings using the Overwrite Server option. This is useful for remote servers that change constantly, like a pay to access server.
Use Custom Python Executable
This is for if the local installation of ComfyUI does not have its own python executable, or if it is not in the default location. If not specified Texturaizer will attempt to find the executable within the local ComfyUI directory, and otherwise default to the system’s python.
Data Preferences
Texturaizer saves data to a folder specific for each Blender file. This includes json files and input and output images. If working with an unsaved Blender file, the data will go to the default data directory.
- Always Use Default Directory: When enabled, rather than saving to a subfolder of the directory that the Blender file is saved in, it will save to a subfolder of the default data directory with the name of the Blender File.
- Default Data Dir: The Directory that unsaved Blender file’s Texturaizer data is saved.