Masking and Scheduling LoRA and Model Weights
Blog post from Comfy
ComfyUI has introduced native support for masking and scheduling Low-Rank Adaptation (LoRA) and model weights within its conditioning system, enhancing customization and flexibility for users. This update includes the ability to hook specific LoRA and model weights to CLIP and conditioning, allowing for detailed control over how weights are applied during the text encoding and sampling processes. The system employs nodes such as 'Create Hook LoRA' and 'Create Hook Model as LoRA' to facilitate the application of weights, and new nodes like 'Cond Pair Combine' streamline the process of merging conditioning inputs. Moreover, the update introduces Hook Keyframes to schedule weight strengths dynamically across sampling steps, enabling nuanced control over model and LoRA application throughout the diffusion process. While masking allows for distinct weight assignments to different image areas, scheduling offers temporal control over weight application, enhancing the ability to achieve desired model outputs with precision.
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