Does it matter if there is text in the "master" text encoder when you change the input to another text multiline? This original provided workflow had it so I deleted it bc it seemed unrelated. But I've wondered that myself for other chains of encoders, like using Mikey's wildcards. thoughts?
Sorry if you have already answered this but was wondering what specs on your video card? I am wanting to upgrade from 8gig card to at least a 16 gig card for Flux.
I think it's interesting how when I shift the denoise between 0.81 and 0.82 it shifts from illustration to realistic. There is no gray area; It's very obvious. I had clouds, a girl, and a city in the distance in my image and the subjects/objects were either clearly drawn art or clearly digital realistic between those 2 denoises. Has anyone else seen this? Are there other nodes and settings that might explain this? I spent a lot of time niggling over this detail and trying all the settings but it's continuous. It's a real "either/or" situation set by the denoise in the process step. For context, I can't use the Flux Rob had in the provided workflow. I had to switch to a gguf.
A lot of parameters in Comfy aren't linear, they have break points, so when the probablity weight of "realistic" reaches a certain level then the style will abruptly switch.
Sir, you are a genius.
This is a very clever workflow. Thank you for the detailed explanation video. Really appreciate it.
Does it matter if there is text in the "master" text encoder when you change the input to another text multiline? This original provided workflow had it so I deleted it bc it seemed unrelated. But I've wondered that myself for other chains of encoders, like using Mikey's wildcards. thoughts?
This is great, thanks!
Bravo! And thanks!
Sorry if you have already answered this but was wondering what specs on your video card? I am wanting to upgrade from 8gig card to at least a 16 gig card for Flux.
I have a 4090 with 24gb, the smaller versions of flux will run on 16gb fine.
I think it's interesting how when I shift the denoise between 0.81 and 0.82 it shifts from illustration to realistic. There is no gray area; It's very obvious. I had clouds, a girl, and a city in the distance in my image and the subjects/objects were either clearly drawn art or clearly digital realistic between those 2 denoises. Has anyone else seen this? Are there other nodes and settings that might explain this? I spent a lot of time niggling over this detail and trying all the settings but it's continuous. It's a real "either/or" situation set by the denoise in the process step.
For context, I can't use the Flux Rob had in the provided workflow. I had to switch to a gguf.
A lot of parameters in Comfy aren't linear, they have break points, so when the probablity weight of "realistic" reaches a certain level then the style will abruptly switch.