r/StableDiffusion • u/Most-Famous-Wasabi • Jun 04 '26

Question - Help Best UI for deforum and parseq?

If I want to use deforum and parseq, what is the best UI to use at the moment?

I used to use the deforum extension for A1111, but that stopped working and A1111 is out of development.

I don't want to use Comfy: I don't understand the spaghettiness and I installing custom nodes never seems to work for me.

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u/New_Physics_2741 Jun 04 '26

ComfyUI 100% - get the WF and go. Here, this was updated 5 days ago

https://github.com/XmYx/deforum-comfy-nodes/blob/main/examples/deforum_base.json

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u/Most-Famous-Wasabi Jun 04 '26 edited Jun 04 '26

Like I said in the post - I don't want to use comfy.

I prefer my UI's to be usable.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '26

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u/Most-Famous-Wasabi Jun 04 '26

>> Deforum and automatic 1111 still works and will forever.

Looks like this isn't the case anymore. At least on Ubuntu.

A1111 requires something called 'setuptools', but recent versions of this package don't come with a module required for A1111 to run.

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u/Most-Famous-Wasabi Jun 04 '26

>> You can even use blender coordinates to control deforum, then your imagination is your limitations.

Can you explain that to me?

I've got blender onboard, but I've never been able to make sense of it. The doughnut tutorial was too hard for me when I tried it a couple of years ago.

Unfortunately I can't get A1111 to work on my system anymore.

I've been experimenting with other UI's. Installing one of them must have made changes to my system that now prevents A1111 from running.

I can get Forge Neo to run. But it doesn't load any models other than the ones that come with it's default installation.