ComfyUI Extension: Anima-Mod-Guidance-ComfyUI-Node

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Strict official-style modulation guidance node for Anima models in ComfyUI.

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Anima Mod Guidance (ComfyUI)

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Implementation of quickjkee/modulation-guidance for Anima models in ComfyUI.

This pack implements modulation in Anima's diffusion forward path using CLIP pooled embeddings:

CLIP(p) + w * (CLIP(p+) - CLIP(p-))

You can find example workflow in examples <img width="2742" height="1429" alt="Screenshot 2026-02-26 040132" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/fc598f39-25dc-4dec-b0bc-8a59490bb635" />

Simple words

It adds CLIP to your llm text encoder model, because CLIP is eternal.
In general, my findings are:

  • Reduces unpromted horniness levels of Anima. (This was my first time using it, god it's horny for no good reason...)

  • Often improves prompt following, particularly with tags, and characters.

  • Can reduce color leaks.

  • Can improve visual quality (subjective).

  • In some cases can be worse, but generally outputs with CLIP were preferred.

  • Text remained on same level. In some outputs it's better, in some worse, +-same overall.

  • Seems to weaken styles, but needs more testing.

Attribution

  • Core modulation idea and adapter format from quickjkee/modulation-guidance (MIT).

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