Configuring a LoRA training job on RunComfy

Demo summary
The demonstration covers setting up a training job for the Z-Image architecture, including setting the trigger word, step count, and sample prompts for monitoring progress.
Step-by-step
- Go to New Job in the training menu
- Enter a name for the job and set the Trigger Word
- Select the model architecture (e.g., Z-Image)
- Adjust the total steps (e.g., 4,000 steps)
- Select the uploaded data set
- Enter sample prompts using the trigger word to monitor training progress
- Click Create Job
Options
- Toggle Low VRAM mode
- Adjust the interval for saving tensor files (default is every 250 steps)
- Modify various advanced settings for specific job requirements
Watch out for
- You must select the correct model architecture to start the training
Tips
- Leave most settings at their defaults unless you have a specific reason to change them
- Use the same sample prompt across multiple slots to consistently gauge how well the LoRA is training over time
- Ensure the trigger word is included in your sample prompts to test the LoRA's activation
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