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
- Load the LTX 2.3 model (GGUF or full precision).
- Add the LTX Latent Anchor Aware node to the workflow.
- Connect the reference image to the node input.
- Target specific transformer blocks by setting the range to blocks 10 through 30.
- 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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