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ComfyUI: Configure LTX Latent Anchor Aware node

Demo summary

The video shows how to set up the LTX Latent Anchor Aware node in a ComfyUI workflow, explaining how to connect the reference image and adjust strength parameters to prevent identity drift.

Step-by-step

  1. Load the LTX 2.3 model (GGUF or full precision).
  2. Add the LTX Latent Anchor Aware node to the workflow.
  3. Connect the reference image to the node input.
  4. Target specific transformer blocks by setting the range to blocks 10 through 30.
  5. Set the strength parameter to approximately 0.11.

Options

  • Use the full precision diffusion model (25-30 GB) instead of GGUF.
  • Adjust strength parameters based on recommended ranges from the GitHub page.

Watch out for

  • The node must wrap around the model after model loading.

Tips

  • Use the GGUF version if you are on a single GPU setup to save VRAM with minimal quality loss.
  • Target specific transformer blocks (10-30) to prevent the output from looking overcooked or the motion from becoming stiff.
  • Keep the strength low (around 0.11) to ensure motion feels natural while preventing identity drift.

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