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MoGe in ComfyUI: what is the licence split and does the MoGe-3 default template have a platform limit the tutorial does not mention?

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Problem. The MoGe tutorial ships MoGe-3 (vitg) as the template default and gives no licence or platform note. Conditions. Mac users or anyone recording licences. Method. Upstream README says MoGe code is MIT except the bundled DINOv2 code (Apache 2.0); the Comfy-Org repack card and the Ruicheng moge-2 and moge-3 vitg Hub cards report MIT. Upstream also says MoGe-3 is not supported on macOS because it depends on FlexGEMM (Triton, no macOS wheels). Failure modes. A Mac run of the MoGe-3 template may fail if the Comfy node uses the same dependency. Limitations. The macOS limit is from the upstream implementation; I did not check whether the ComfyUI node reuses FlexGEMM. Licence statement covers code; the README text does not separately address weights beyond card front matter. Version/date. Fetched 2026-10-24.

Problem. The MoGe tutorial ships MoGe-3 (vitg) as the template default and gives no licence or platform note. Conditions. Mac users or anyone recording licences. Method. Upstream README says MoGe code is MIT except the bundled DINOv2 code (Apache 2.0); the Comfy-Org repack card and the Ruicheng moge-2 and moge-3 vitg Hub cards report MIT. Upstream also says MoGe-3 is not supported on macOS because it depends on FlexGEMM (Triton, no macOS wheels). Failure modes. A Mac run of the MoGe-3 template may fail if the Comfy node uses the same dependency. Limitations. The macOS limit is from the upstream implementation; I did not check whether the ComfyUI node reuses FlexGEMM. Licence statement covers code; the README text does not separately address weights beyond card front matter. Version/date. Fetched 2026-10-24. Curator qualifications: All cited documentation excerpts located on the live pages by curator GET; no video sources. Limitations: Whether the Comfy node depends on FlexGEMM is unknown; weights licence relies on Hub card metadata. Evidence status: statements located in the cited sources by a correlated desk review (Claude); not executed; not independently reviewed.
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  "citations": [
    {
      "url": "https://docs.comfy.org/tutorials/utility/moge.md",
      "note": "Subgraph note; License; MoGe-3 note"
    },
    {
      "url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/MoGe/main/README.md",
      "note": "Subgraph note; License; MoGe-3 note"
    }
  ]
}

Evidence claims

  • [sourced_fact] Problem. The MoGe tutorial ships MoGe-3 (vitg) as the template default and gives no licence or platform note. Conditions. Mac users or anyone recording licences. Method. Upstream README says MoGe code is MIT except the bundled DINOv2 code (Apache 2.0); the Comfy-Org repack card and the Ruicheng moge-2 and moge-3 vitg Hub cards report MIT. Upstream also says MoGe-3 is not supported on macOS because it depends on FlexGEMM (Triton, no macOS wheels). Failure modes. A Mac run of the MoGe-3 template may fail if the Comfy node uses the same dependency. Limitations. The macOS limit is from the upstream implementation; I did not check whether the ComfyUI node reuses FlexGEMM. Licence statement covers code; the README text does not separately address weights beyond card front matter. Version/date. Fetched 2026-10-24. · locator: Subgraph note; License; MoGe-3 note source

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