The model is no where to be found. The node only recognizes some gguf models.

[perobueno]

The IC-light loader node doesn't recognize my model.

[kijai]

This seems to be a comfy bug that's going around, I don't know what causes it but I know it's not my nodes as people have fixed it by updating or re-installing ComfyUI itself. If update doesn't work, then I'd suspect some other node pack or some custom config causing this.

[perobueno]

Thanks, but I did a fresh install of comfyUI just a few days ago.

[kijai]

Considering the fact that it only shows .gguf, which isn't a format ComfyUI by default or any of my nodes use, all I can think of is that it must be caused by some other custom node.

[roboldham]

I can confirm, after several hours of pulling my hair out... there is definitely a conflict with another custom node. I tried putting the ic-light models in various /models directories (checkpoint, diffusion_models, unet, even ic_light)

I havent time to tinker with any Python to find out conflict, but I can confirm a fresh ComfyUI install with just the nodes needed for the IC-Light demo workflows had it working fine.

The model I installed through the ComfyUI-Manager, which placed it in /models/diffusion_models/IC-Light

NOT in the recommended /models/unet/ as per this repo's .md

Sorry it's not more help, but hopefully someone wont lose more hair than necessary

Edit: if I come across a repeat issue as I reinstall my custom nodes, I'll drop a line here

[kijai]

It's now been pretty much confirmed that this is caused by the nodepack FlowControl, at least if it's installed along with the GGUF loader nodes.

[wsq194]

My IC model loader also only has gguf models. I haven't installed the nodepack. After deleting the plugins one by one for troubleshooting, I found that I could load the IC model after deleting the ComfyUI-Flow-Control plugin. Hope this can help you.

[nghiavu2011]

Did you install Comfyui based on Pinocchio ? If you was with same problem with me T.T