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Facilitates stacking and plotting multiple LoRA models for AI art generation, streamlining experimentation and visualization.
The XY Input: LoRA Stacks node is designed to facilitate the efficient stacking and plotting of multiple LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation) models within an AI art generation workflow. This node allows you to input up to five different LoRA stacks, enabling the combination and comparison of various LoRA configurations. By leveraging this node, you can streamline the process of experimenting with different LoRA models, enhancing the flexibility and creativity of your AI art projects. The primary goal of this node is to provide a structured and efficient way to manage and visualize the impact of different LoRA stacks on your generated outputs, making it easier to fine-tune and optimize your models.
This parameter controls whether the node is active or not. When set to "Enabled," the node processes the input LoRA stacks; otherwise, it remains inactive. This allows you to easily toggle the node's functionality without removing it from your workflow. The available option is "Enabled."
This optional parameter allows you to input the first LoRA stack. It accepts a LoRA stack object, which contains the necessary configurations for the LoRA model. Including this stack will enable its use in the plotting process.
This optional parameter allows you to input the second LoRA stack. Similar to lora_stack_1
, it accepts a LoRA stack object. This parameter is useful for comparing the effects of different LoRA models.
This optional parameter allows you to input the third LoRA stack. It functions the same way as the previous LoRA stack parameters, providing additional flexibility in your model configurations.
This optional parameter allows you to input the fourth LoRA stack. It accepts a LoRA stack object, enabling further comparison and combination of multiple LoRA models.
This optional parameter allows you to input the fifth LoRA stack. Like the other LoRA stack parameters, it accepts a LoRA stack object, offering the maximum flexibility in stacking and comparing different LoRA models.
This output parameter provides the processed LoRA stack data in a format suitable for XY plotting. The output is a tuple containing the type of plot ("LoRA") and a list of the active LoRA stacks. This output is essential for visualizing the impact of different LoRA configurations on your AI-generated art, allowing you to make informed decisions about model adjustments.
node_state
is set to "Enabled" to activate the processing of the input LoRA stacks.node_state
parameter to "Enabled" to activate the node and process the input LoRA stacks.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.