Early access : NO8D Slider Nodes (Patreon)

Hey everyone! Today is a big day for me - the 100th day since the account was launched! As you can see, I've published a large number of slider-LORAs, and I'm often asked some related questions: the slider weight range is so hard to remember, how to use the slider without changing the scene... I've been thinking about how to solve these issues that everyone cares about, and whether there's a unified solution. Finally, I've found it, and this is the first custom node group specifically designed for sliders that I'm presenting to you today: NO8D slider!This is also my first nodes development project, and I'm extremely excited. Let's see what it can do. The answer you're concerned about may be right inside.

What does it have

Currently, it consists of three nodes, namely

Slider LoRA Stack、Angelo — Slider LoRA Lite、Angelo Compare Preview

Slider LoRA Stack: Used to load slider-LORA

I know there are already many LORA loaders, but this one has its unique features. We all know that sliders can be stacked, so this node can add multiple LORAs and freely adjust their weights. For ease of adjustment, I've added sliders for them, truly a slider-LORA in the literal sense!

Each slider has independent controls: the first is for up-and-down dragging, the second is for settings, the third is for loading LORA, the fourth is a slider, and the last is for closing. In the settings, you can set the weight range of the LORA. Yes, you no longer need to remember those annoying weight ranges. Once set, you never have to worry about it again! Of course, you can also delete it.

During generation, we may set multiple LORA combination methods, so I added a close function. You can turn off some LORAs, try different combinations, and the invert button in the upper right corner can reverse the combination method.

Once you've selected a LORA combination, you enter Ksample, which is Angelo — Slider LoRA Lite, but we'll talk about this later.

First, introduce the third node: Angelo Compare Preview

Angelo Compare Preview: A somewhat different image comparison window.

The left side connects to the finally exported image. When you generate the first image, it will display the first image. Interestingly, when you generate the second image, it will put these two images side by side for comparison. This way, you can see the difference before and after adjusting the slider weight.

At the bottom is a list of recently generated images. You can select past images and compare them with the current one, which will greatly improve the screening efficiency.

Now let's talk about Angelo - Slider LoRA Lite: a new type of Ksample that combines denoising and local redrawing into one.

You can see the regular interface of ksample on the left side of the node. Yes, you connect it in the same way you connect Ksample. The key point is after you run it.

Here, I first generated a photo of a witch, with the prompt: an ancient witch floating above the ground and walking forward on the streets of New York.

After you generate the first image, you will find that the gray area in the third row is activated. This is a local redrawing area where you can set the masking method and then draw the areas you want to modify in the preview area below. For example, if I want the witch to be a bit fatter, I use a mask to cover her. After adjusting the slider weight, we get the fat witch on the right.

Alternatively, if we want to enlarge a specific area, you only need to draw a mask on the area you want to enlarge, and then click Generate.

You will be pleasantly surprised to find that, except for the position you specified, not a single pixel has changed in other areas! It's exactly the same.

By now, I think you already know the main function of this set of nodes. It is equivalent to adding the editing functions unique to the Edit model to slider-LORA. Thanks to the linearly controllable characteristics of slider-LORA, the presented effects will be more stable. Moreover, during my testing phase, there was not a single instance of pixel offset or color difference change.

This is the NO8D Slider, a custom node group that enables your slider to have edit capabilities but is more controllable. Do you like it? Leave a message and let me know.

Additionally, for your convenience, I have also prepared...

Exclusive workflow, which will help you better understand and use your slider-LORA.

This node group requires no dependencies or additional installation. Simply extract the compressed file into the comfyui/custom_nodes directory and launch ComfyUI to start using it.

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OK! That's all. I hope you'll like it.

🫡 May the AI-power be with you, see you soon !🫡

Disclaimer: My model or workflow is solely for learning and communication purposes and shall not be used for any commercial activities. All responsibilities for the generated content, including its legality, ethical implications, or potential misuse, are borne entirely by the user. By using this model or workflow, you agree to this principle. Please use it responsibly within the scope of local laws.