ComfyUI Node: 🔧 SD3 Negative Conditioning

🔧 SD3 Negative Conditioning+:

The SD3NegativeConditioning+ node is designed to manipulate conditioning data in a way that emphasizes negative conditioning within a specified range. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to fine-tune the influence of negative conditioning on their models, allowing for more controlled and nuanced outputs. By zeroing out certain parts of the conditioning and combining it with a specified range, this node helps in achieving a balanced and targeted conditioning effect, which can be crucial for generating high-quality and contextually accurate AI art.

🔧 SD3 Negative Conditioning+ Input Parameters:

conditioning

This parameter represents the conditioning data that will be manipulated by the node. Conditioning data typically includes various factors and influences that guide the AI model's output. By adjusting this data, you can control how the model interprets and generates art based on the given conditions.

end

This parameter defines the end point of the range within which the negative conditioning will be applied. It is a floating-point value with a default of 0.1, a minimum of 0.0, and a maximum of 1.0, with a step size of 0.001. The value of end determines how much of the conditioning data will be zeroed out and combined, allowing for precise control over the negative conditioning effect.

🔧 SD3 Negative Conditioning+ Output Parameters:

CONDITIONING

The output of this node is the modified conditioning data. This data has been processed to emphasize negative conditioning within the specified range, resulting in a more controlled and targeted influence on the AI model's output. The modified conditioning data can then be used in subsequent nodes to generate the desired artistic results.

🔧 SD3 Negative Conditioning+ Usage Tips:

• To achieve a subtle negative conditioning effect, set the end parameter to a lower value, closer to 0.0.
• For a more pronounced negative conditioning influence, increase the end parameter value towards 1.0.
• Experiment with different end values to find the optimal balance for your specific artistic needs.

🔧 SD3 Negative Conditioning+ Common Errors and Solutions:

"Invalid conditioning data"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input conditioning data is not in the expected format or is corrupted.
• Solution: Ensure that the conditioning data provided to the node is correctly formatted and valid. Check the source of the conditioning data for any issues.

"End value out of range"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the end parameter value is set outside the allowed range of 0.0 to 1.0.
• Solution: Adjust the end parameter value to be within the valid range. The value should be between 0.0 and 1.0, inclusive.