BF Parameters Simple (watdafox)

BF Parameters Simple is the trimmed-down member of this pack's parameter-pack family: one seed, one steps, one cfg, one sampler, one scheduler, one detailer scheduler, and two denoise values. Where the full BF Parameters node triplicates everything for base/upscale/detail passes, this one trusts that most people really just need the base pass settings plus a couple of denoise strengths.

That "two denoise values" design is the tell. Defaults are denoise1 at 0.2 and denoise2 at 0.4 - the classic low-denoise strengths for an upscale-ish second pass and a face/detail pass. You're meant to wire one into your main sampler and the other into your detailer (FaceDetailer-style) sampler, with a single sampler/scheduler pair shared across both. It's the "I don't want three control panels, I want one clean widget" philosophy, and for a huge chunk of workflows it's honestly the right amount of configuration.

How it works

The required inputs are seed (with control_after_generate), steps, cfg, sampler (all 44 samplers), scheduler (the standard 9), dt_scheduler (the extended detailer list - AYS SDXL, OSS FLUX, and friends), denoise1, denoise2. Outputs mirror every input and add str_sampler/str_scheduler as string versions for logging. That's the whole thing - no upscale group, no per-pass cfg. If you need per-pass sampler choices or three sets of everything, step up to the full BF Parameters node instead.

The dt_scheduler input is the detail worth knowing about: unlike the plain scheduler, it's fed from ComfyUI's detailer-aware scheduler list, so you can hand your detail pass an Align Your Steps schedule that a stock KSampler dropdown won't even show you.

What you'll set

• seed - your base seed; the control_after_generate flag handles rerolling.
• denoise1 (0.2) and denoise2 (0.4) - the two strengths that define your two-pass behavior.
• sampler / scheduler / dt_scheduler - the shared and detailer schedules.

Wire sampler/scheduler/denoise1 into your base sampler and sampler/dt_scheduler/denoise2 into the detailer pass. Category: watdafox/parameter.

Install

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/OhSeongHyeon/comfyui-watdafox-nodes.git

Restart ComfyUI, or ComfyUI Manager → "comfyui-watdafox-nodes". No pip dependencies, no model downloads.

When this is the right pick

If your workflow is base → one refinement pass and you keep fiddling with two denoise sliders, this is the sweet spot - minimal surface, the settings you actually touch. It's the one I'd reach for over the full BF Parameters unless I genuinely needed a separate upscale cfg/steps/sampler block. Just remember it's a value router, not a loader: it changes nothing until you wire its outputs into samplers that actually run.