Cartoon drawing (Moore Threads GPU Power)

The display name - "Cartoon drawing (Moore Threads GPU Power)" - is doing a lot of work, and the parenthetical is the real story. This is a hosted text-to-image model that turns prompts into comic/cartoon-style illustrations, and it runs on Moore Threads GPUs, a Chinese accelerator vendor. In other words: SiliconFlow has infrastructure sitting on hardware that almost nobody in the Western hobbyist world owns, and this channel exists to put it to work. You don't care about the silicon - you care that there's a cartoon image model behind one node with zero setup.

What you get

• prompt - required. Natural-language description of the comic you want.
• width / height - optional ints, defaulting to a slightly unusual 926 x 1024. Range is 256 to 2048. That 926 default is a quirk of the hosted model's preferred canvas - you can override it, but don't be surprised when the default output doesn't line up to a standard ratio.
• seed - optional, for reproducibility.

Outputs are the standard BizyAir triple: image, request_id, and urls (JSON string of the output file URLs). Wire the image into a Save Image and you're done.

The honest positioning

Before you spend credits, sit with this: a cartoon style is the easiest thing in the world to get locally. Any Pony/Illustrious checkpoint or an anime LoRA on SDXL will hand you cartoon output for free, with infinite control over LoRA mix, prompt structure, and seed. What this node sells is not capability - it's convenience and hardware you don't have. It's the right call when you're already running a BizyAir cloud workflow and want to toss a comic panel in as a step, or when you're on a machine where local generation isn't an option and you want the "just works" path.

Honestly? If you have a working local setup, this is the node you try once because the name made you curious, then leave in your workflow library. That's fine. It's a legitimate use of cloud credits.

How it works

Same machinery as every BizyTRD_*_API node: the pack serializes your prompt and settings, submits them to the hosted comic-model/text-to-image endpoint, polls until the image is done, and downloads it back. The key comes from BizyAirPlus settings or BIZYAIR_API_KEY. If a run fails and you've enabled skip_error, you'll get the pack's red placeholder image with the error text burned into it instead of a workflow crash - check the urls output for the original download links.

Install

It's part of the BizyAirPlus pack:

cd /path/to/ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/siliconflow/BizyAirPlus.git
cd BizyAirPlus
python -m pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart ComfyUI, turn BizyAirPlus ON, and confirm your API key is set. Then have your one fun comic experiment - and remember that the name "Moore Threads GPU Power" is telling you the hosting story, not the model's personality. It's a hosted cartoon model with a marketing clause stapled to its display name.