Wrapper nodes to use SUPIR upscaling process in ComfyUI

ComfyUI-SUPIR


- **latent:**
Latent to sample from, when using SUPIR latent this is just for the noise shape,  
it's actually not used otherwise here. Identical to feeding this comfy empty latent.  
If fed anything else it's used as it is, no noise is added.  
- **cfg:**
Linearly scaled CFG is always used, first step will use the cfg_scale_start value,  
and that is interpolated to the cfg_scale_end value at last step.  
To disable scaling set these values to be the same.  
- **EDM_s_churn:**
controls the rate of adaptation of the diffusion process to changes in noise levels  
over time. Has no effect with DPMPP samplers.  
- **s_noise:**
This parameter directly controls the amount of noise added to the image at each  
step of the diffusion process.  
- **DPMPP_eta:**
Scaling factor that influences the diffusion process by adjusting how the denoising  
process adapts to changes in noise levels over time.
No effect with EDM samplers.  
- **control_scale:**
The strenght of the SUPIR control model, scales linearly from start to end.  
Lower values allow more freedom from the input image.  
- **restore_cfg:**
Controls the degree of restoration towards the original image during the diffusion   
process. It allows for dome fine-tuning of the process.  
- **samplers:**
EDM samplers need lots of steps but generally have better quality.  
DPMPP samplers work well with lower steps, good for lightning models.  
Tiled samplers enable tiled diffusion process, this is very slow but allows higher  
resolutions to be used by saving VRAM.  Tile size should be chosen so the image  
is evenly tiled.  Tile stride affects the overlap of the tiles.  Check the  
SUPIR Tiles -node for preview to understand how the image is tiled.



ComfyUI Node: SUPIR Sampler

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Extension: ComfyUI-SUPIR

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