The author’s return to the exploration of LoRAs, or Long Range Ambiguity, was inspired by a resurgence of interest in the artistic LoRA creations made by Araminta. As part of their testing process, the author built a new workflow in an interface known as ComfyUI. This workflow was designed specifically for the purpose of testing the generation of different images both with and without the use of LoRA technology.
In this workflow was included a “comparison node”. This is a function within the workflow that enables an individual to easily identify the differences between two overlaying images, providing a straightforward visual representation of the effects of LoRA on the image. The author found this workflow not only simplifies the testing process but is also highly effective in its purpose. As a result, they decided to share this ComfyUI Workflow with others who may also find it beneficial.
For viewing purposes, the author provided a downloadable preview of the LoRA Test Compare Workflow, available for download below the text.
This ComfyUI workflow employs a process known as Global Seed locking through a custom node. It is designed this way in order to control the randomness in the created art. The workflow includes a HiRes script node alongside a Custom Ksampler. These are necessary elements for the functioning of the workflow, so those who do not already have these custom nodes installed will need to do so using the ComfyUI Manager tool.
For individuals who may not yet be familiar with the ComfyUI Manager or how to install the necessary custom nodes, the author has provided a brief two-minute tutorial at the bottom of the post. This tutorial guides users through the process of installing the ComfyUI Manager tool as well as any additional nodes one may need for their workflow. This ensures the installation process is straightforward and easy to understand, allowing even those who are less technologically experienced to take full advantage of the workflow and explore LoRA in more depth.
