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ComfyUI Node: LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced)

Class Name

LCM_img2img_Sampler_Advanced

Category
sampling
Author
0xbitches (Account age: 581days)
Extension
Latent Consistency Model for ComfyUI
Latest Updated
2023-11-11
Github Stars
0.25K

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  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter Latent Consistency Model for ComfyUI in the search bar
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LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced) Description

Facilitates advanced image transformations with Latent Consistency Model for precise control and high-quality results.

LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced):

The LCM_img2img_Sampler_Advanced node is designed to facilitate advanced image-to-image transformations using the Latent Consistency Model (LCM). This node leverages a pre-trained model to generate high-quality images based on input images and conditioning prompts. It is particularly useful for AI artists looking to refine or alter existing images with precise control over various parameters. The node supports advanced features such as guidance scale embedding and multi-step sampling, ensuring that the generated images meet the desired artistic criteria. By utilizing this node, you can achieve more consistent and high-fidelity results, making it an essential tool for sophisticated image manipulation tasks.

LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced) Input Parameters:

image

This parameter represents the input image that you want to transform. The image should be in a format that the model can process, typically a tensor with dimensions corresponding to the batch size, channels, height, and width. The quality and characteristics of the input image will significantly impact the final output.

prompt_embeds

This parameter contains the embeddings of the conditioning prompts. These embeddings guide the transformation process, ensuring that the output image aligns with the specified prompts. The strength and nature of these embeddings can be adjusted to achieve different artistic effects.

strength

This parameter controls the influence of the conditioning prompts on the transformation process. A higher strength value means that the output image will more closely follow the prompts, while a lower value allows for more freedom in the transformation. Typical values range from 0.0 to 1.0.

width

This parameter specifies the width of the output image. It should match the dimensions expected by the model and can be adjusted to fit the desired output size.

height

This parameter specifies the height of the output image. Like the width, it should match the model's expected dimensions and can be adjusted to fit the desired output size.

guidance_scale

This parameter determines the scale of the guidance applied during the transformation process. It affects how strongly the model adheres to the conditioning prompts. Higher values result in more guided transformations, while lower values allow for more creative freedom.

num_inference_steps

This parameter sets the number of inference steps the model will take to generate the output image. More steps generally lead to higher quality and more detailed images but will also increase the computation time.

num_images_per_prompt

This parameter specifies the number of images to generate for each prompt. It allows you to create multiple variations of the output image based on the same input and conditioning prompts.

lcm_origin_steps

This parameter is specific to the Latent Consistency Model and sets the number of original steps used in the multi-step sampling loop. It helps in fine-tuning the consistency and quality of the generated images.

output_type

This parameter defines the format of the output. It can be set to "latent" for latent space representations or "np" for numpy arrays. The choice of output type depends on the subsequent processing steps you plan to perform.

LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced) Output Parameters:

samples

This output parameter contains the generated images as a tensor. The images are processed and scaled appropriately, ready for further use or display. The tensor format ensures compatibility with various downstream tasks and applications.

LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced) Usage Tips:

  • Experiment with different strength values to find the right balance between adhering to the conditioning prompts and allowing creative freedom in the transformations.
  • Adjust the guidance_scale to control how strictly the model follows the prompts. Higher values can produce more accurate but less creative results.
  • Use the num_inference_steps parameter to improve the quality of the output images. More steps generally lead to better results but will require more computation time.
  • Generate multiple images per prompt by setting num_images_per_prompt to a higher value. This can help you choose the best variation for your needs.

LCM img2img Sampler (Advanced) Common Errors and Solutions:

"Model not found"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the specified pre-trained model cannot be located.
  • Solution: Ensure that the model path is correct and that the model files are available in the specified directory.

"Invalid image dimensions"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the input image dimensions do not match the expected format.
  • Solution: Verify that the input image has the correct dimensions and format required by the model.

"Out of memory"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the model runs out of memory during the transformation process.
  • Solution: Reduce the batch size or image dimensions, or use a machine with more memory.

"Invalid parameter value"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when one of the input parameters has an invalid value.
  • Solution: Check the parameter values to ensure they fall within the acceptable range and are of the correct type.

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