Instructions to use mingyi456/Chroma1-HD-DF11-ComfyUI with libraries, inference providers, notebooks, and local apps. Follow these links to get started.
- Libraries
- Diffusion Single File
How to use mingyi456/Chroma1-HD-DF11-ComfyUI with Diffusion Single File:
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- Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
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## Further update: I have uploaded an updated version of this model, that should further reduce disk size and VRAM usage by ~82 MB. This is because I missed out on compressing a small portion of the model (the `distilled_guidance_layers`) in my original upload. There is <u>no need to download again</u> if you are not having any issues with the older version, but please either update to the latest version of my DF11 custom node fork, or update the patched `pattern_dict` as shown below if you are still using the official node. I apologize for my earlier oversight, and I will update the other Chroma-based models (just the Flash version for ComfyUI, the `diffusers`
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## Update: I have created a fork of the official DF11 ComfyUI node, that aims to support more models, as well as features: https://github.com/mingyi456/ComfyUI-DFloat11-Extended. It supports the this model out-of-the-box without the need for patching, among other things.
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After getting the DF11 compressed versions of Flux to work in ComfyUI, I wanted to try adapting the code to work with other model architectures. Chroma, as expected is easy to do, but I believe others will be harder.
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## Further update: I have uploaded an updated version of this model, that should further reduce disk size and VRAM usage by ~82 MB. This is because I missed out on compressing a small portion of the model (the `distilled_guidance_layers`) in my original upload. There is <u>no need to download again</u> if you are not having any issues with the older version, but please either update to the latest version of my DF11 custom node fork, or update the patched `pattern_dict` as shown below if you are still using the official node. I apologize for my earlier oversight, and I will update the other Chroma-based models (just the Flash version for ComfyUI, the `diffusers`-native models come bundled with the correct `pattern_dict` in the config file) soon.
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## Update: I have created a fork of the official DF11 ComfyUI node, that aims to support more models, as well as features: https://github.com/mingyi456/ComfyUI-DFloat11-Extended. It supports the this model out-of-the-box without the need for patching, among other things.
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After getting the DF11 compressed versions of Flux to work in ComfyUI, I wanted to try adapting the code to work with other model architectures. Chroma, as expected is easy to do, but I believe others will be harder.
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