Learning Timeline
Key Insights
The Importance of Trigger Words
Even if some LoRA models do not have a mandatory 'dedicated trigger word', using specific phrases from the model description significantly helps the AI activate the style more clearly.
Node Daisy-Chaining Technique
When adding a LoRA, you are essentially inserting an additional 'step' in the middle of the data flow. Ensure that the input and output connections are correct (Model-to-Model) so the workflow doesn't trigger an error during 'Queue Prompt'.
Prompts
Trigger Phrases for Glitch Effects
Target:
ComfyUI / DyPE Workflow
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Step by Step
How to Connect LoRA Nodes to the DyPE Workflow
- Click the 'Save' button on your existing workflow to ensure your progress is saved before making any changes.
- Identify the connection path between the original 'Model' node and its next input destination on the canvas.
- Disconnect or pull out the existing 'Model' connection to make room for the new node.
- Double-click anywhere on the empty canvas to open the node search menu.
- Type 'Lora' in the search bar and select the 'Lora Loader (Model Only)' node.
- Connect the 'Model' output from the original node to the 'Model' input on the 'Lora Loader' node.
- Connect the 'Model' output from the 'Lora Loader' node to the 'Model' input of the next node in the workflow (this process is called 'daisy-chaining').
- Click the dropdown menu within the 'Lora Loader' node and select the LoRA model you want to use (e.g., 'Glitch LoRA').
- Adjust the LoRA strength if necessary using the parameter values provided on the node.
