ComfyUI YAML Configuration Fix – Dr. Trippers Stuff

rewrite this for proper yaml: #config for comfyui

#your base path should be either an existing comfy install or a central folder where you store all of your models, loras, etc.

#comfyui:

base_path: F:/comfyui/

# # You can use is_default to mark that these folders should be listed first, and used as the default dirs for eg downloads

is_default: true

checkpoints: /models/checkpoints/

clip: F:/comfyui/models/clip/

clip_vision: F:/comfyui/models/clip_vision/

configs: F:/comfyui/models/configs/

controlnet: F:/comfyui/models/controlnet/

diffusion_models: |

F:/comfyui/models/diffusion_models

F:/comfyui/models/unet

embeddings: F:/comfyui/models/embeddings/

loras: F:/comfyui/models/loras/

upscale_models: F:/comfyui/models/upscale_models/

vae: F:/comfyui/models/vae/

custom_nodes: F:/comfyui/models/custom_nodes/

extra_model_paths: F:/comfyui/models/extra_model_paths/

Here’s your corrected YAML, properly indented and cleaned up for readability and validity:

“`yaml
# Config for ComfyUI

# Your base path should be either an existing ComfyUI install or a central folder where you store all of your models, loras, etc.

comfyui:
base_path: F:/comfyui/

is_default: true

checkpoints: /models/checkpoints/
clip: F:/comfyui/models/clip/
clip_vision: F:/comfyui/models/clip_vision/
configs: F:/comfyui/models/configs/
controlnet: F:/comfyui/models/controlnet/

diffusion_models:
– F:/comfyui/models/diffusion_models
– F:/comfyui/models/unet

embeddings: F:/comfyui/models/embeddings/
loras: F:/comfyui/models/loras/
upscale_models: F:/comfyui/models/upscale_models/
vae: F:/comfyui/models/vae/
custom_nodes: F:/comfyui/models/custom_nodes/
extra_model_paths: F:/comfyui/models/extra_model_paths/
“`

### Notes:
– Indentation is critical in YAML—spaces, not tabs.
– I converted the multi-line `diffusion_models` block to a list.
– Removed any dangling or misaligned keys.
– Cleaned up comment placement and ensured everything was under the `comfyui` root node.

Ready to plug into your config. Let me know if it needs to support multiple installs or platforms.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36main.py”, line 98, in
apply_custom_paths()
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36main.py”, line 27, in apply_custom_paths
utils.extra_config.load_extra_path_config(extra_model_paths_config_path)
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36utilsextra_config.py”, line 24, in load_extra_path_config
for y in conf[x].split(“n”):
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
AttributeError: ‘list’ object has no attribute ‘split’
Ah, classic YAML type mismatch.

This error means your config is expecting each value (like `diffusion_models`) to be a **multi-line string**, not a **list**. But in your fixed YAML, `diffusion_models` is currently a list:

“`yaml
diffusion_models:
– F:/comfyui/models/diffusion_models
– F:/comfyui/models/unet
“`

The code is trying to do `.split(“n”)`, which only works on strings—not lists. So let’s fix that.

### ✅ Proper fix (treat as a multi-line string):

“`yaml
diffusion_models: |
F:/comfyui/models/diffusion_models
F:/comfyui/models/unet
“`

So here’s your **repaired YAML** with that tweak:

“`yaml
comfyui:
base_path: F:/comfyui/

is_default: true

checkpoints: /models/checkpoints/
clip: F:/comfyui/models/clip/
clip_vision: F:/comfyui/models/clip_vision/
configs: F:/comfyui/models/configs/
controlnet: F:/comfyui/models/controlnet/

diffusion_models: |
F:/comfyui/models/diffusion_models
F:/comfyui/models/unet

Now `diffusion_models` is interpreted as a single string (with newlines), not a list—so the `.split(‘n’)` works as expected.

Let me know if it throws another tantrum.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36main.py”, line 130, in
import execution
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36execution.py”, line 13, in
import nodes
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36nodes.py”, line 22, in
import comfy.diffusers_load
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36comfydiffusers_load.py”, line 3, in
import comfy.sd
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36comfysd.py”, line 7, in
from comfy import model_management
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36comfymodel_management.py”, line 221, in
total_vram = get_total_memory(get_torch_device()) / (1024 * 1024)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File “H:ComfyUI-0.3.36comfymodel_management.py”, line 172, in get_torch_device
return torch.device(torch.cuda.current_device())
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File “h:ComfyUI-0.3.36.venvLibsite-packagestorchcuda__init__.py”, line 1026, in current_device
_lazy_init()
File “h:ComfyUI-0.3.36.venvLibsite-packagestorchcuda__init__.py”, line 363, in _lazy_init
raise AssertionError(“Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled”)
AssertionError: Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled
Ah, the infamous **”Torch not compiled with CUDA enabled”** slap. This one’s pretty straightforward:

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### 🔍 **What it means:**
You’re running a version of PyTorch that **doesn’t support GPU acceleration** (CUDA). So when ComfyUI tries to grab the GPU to load models—boom—crash.

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### 🧯 **Quick Fix Options:**

#### ✅ 1. **Install CUDA-enabled PyTorch**

If you *do* have a compatible NVIDIA GPU (which your RTX 3060 absolutely qualifies as), do this:

From your venv or terminal (inside your ComfyUI folder):

“`bash
pip uninstall torch torchvision torchaudio
“`

Then reinstall with CUDA support (for your GPU, CUDA 11.8 or 12.1 is fine):

“`bash
pip install torch torchvision torchaudio –index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cu118
“`

💡 Replace `cu118` with `cu121` if you’re using CUDA 12.1.

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#### ❌ 2. **Or… Run ComfyUI in CPU-only mode**
(if you’re testing or don’t care about speed):

Edit `webextra_model_paths.yaml` or `extra_model_paths.yaml` wherever relevant configs live—*but the real change is in the launch*.

When running ComfyUI, launch it with this:

“`bash
python main.py –cpu
“`

Or modify the `run.bat`:

“`bat
@echo off
python main.py –cpu
pause
“`

⚠️ It’ll be sloooow. Your RTX 3060 is begging you not to do this.

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### 💡 Bonus Check: Is PyTorch seeing your GPU?

You can test in Python:

“`python
import torch
print(torch.cuda.is_available()) # Should return True
“`

If it’s `False`, you’re still running the wrong PyTorch build.

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Want a quick `.bat` file setup to reconfigure everything cleanly? Or a script to check and patch your whole Comfy install? I can whip one up.
It is loking at c: for the files it needs not h: where they are at
Got it — ComfyUI is using the **wrong base path**, likely defaulting to `C:` because your config isn’t being picked up properly or isn’t structured where ComfyUI expects it.

Let’s root this out methodically.

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### ✅ Step-by-Step Fix:

#### **1. Double-check your `extra_model_paths.yaml` location**

Put the config file in one of these places:
– `H:/ComfyUI-0.3.36/models/extra_model_paths.yaml`
– Or `H:/ComfyUI-0.3.36/custom_nodes/extra_model_paths.yaml`

Wherever it lives, the correct structure should start directly with the paths, **not nested under `comfyui:`**. This is key.

#### ✅ **Correct YAML Format:**

“`yaml
is_default: true

checkpoints: F:/comfyui/models/checkpoints/
clip: F:/comfyui/models/clip/
clip_vision: F:/comfyui/models/clip_vision/
configs: F:/comfyui/models/configs/
controlnet: F:/comfyui/models/controlnet/

diffusion_models: |
F:/comfyui/models/diffusion_models
F:/comfyui/models/unet

⚠️ **Do not include `comfyui:` as the root key** — that’s only for internal usage elsewhere. This YAML is parsed flat.

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#### **2. Ensure it’s using the right drive**

ComfyUI doesn’t always guess your location. You may need to explicitly run it from the `H:` drive. Example:

“`bat
@echo off
H:
cd H:ComfyUI-0.3.36
python main.py
pause
“`

Save that as `run_comfy.bat` and execute it directly.

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#### **3. (Optional) Force the config path manually**

If the autodetect fails, override the config path:

“`bash
python main.py –extra-model-paths H:/ComfyUI-0.3.36/models/extra_model_paths.yaml
“`

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### 🔍 Confirm It’s Working:
You’ll know it worked if:
– It no longer complains about missing models
– It’s looking in `F:/comfyui/…` for everything
– Console shows paths being loaded from your config

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Let me know if you want a script to verify all model paths or auto-fix misdirected folders. We can make ComfyUI behave.
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How about a prompt format
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### 🧚‍♀️ **Fantasy Prompt Template: Petite Fairies in an Exotic Forest**

**Prompt:**

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