ComfyUI Extension: Anima-Mod-Guidance-ComfyUI-Node
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Strict official-style modulation guidance node for Anima models in ComfyUI.
README
Anima Mod Guidance (ComfyUI)
<img width="743" height="745" alt="изображение" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/336b1227-3398-4510-8f6e-b08a2a594ed5" />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
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Simple words
It adds CLIP to your llm text encoder model, because CLIP is eternal.
In general, my findings are:
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Reduces unpromted horniness levels of Anima. (This was my first time using it, god it's horny for no good reason...)
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Often improves prompt following, particularly with tags, and characters.
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Can reduce color leaks.
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Can improve visual quality (subjective).
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In some cases can be worse, but generally outputs with CLIP were preferred.
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Text remained on same level. In some outputs it's better, in some worse, +-same overall.
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Seems to weaken styles, but needs more testing.
Attribution
- Core modulation idea and adapter format from
quickjkee/modulation-guidance(MIT).
Run ComfyUI workflows without the setup
No installs, no CUDA version roulette, no GPU sitting idle on your bill. Bring a workflow and run it in the browser.