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Update/ Basic SDXL-1.5, Ultimate SD Upscale, Face and Hands Detailer (V.3)

I've given the node connections a total makeover in this update so you can see how everything is linked up better! I've even tried to color-code them (using "rgthree" from  https://github.com/rgthree/rgthree-comfy, but I can't figure out how to change the cable colors yet, haha. There are also "bypass switches" to turn off nodes you don't need. And, I've added an img2img node to make things more fun! If you've used A1111 before, think of this as a starting point. Feel free to tweak it to your heart's content.

👉 Can I create an image from a Flux Model and scale it with SDXL nodes with Upscale+Dtailer?

👉 Download the resource beside for a better understanding of this process.

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Update/ Basic SDXL-1.5, Ultimate SD Upscale, Face and Hands Detailer (V.2)

This is a new, updated workflow based on previous versions. After receiving advice from Mick Weirdscience on simplifying nodes in ComfyUI, I've made further adjustments using "Anything Everywhere" from here. This has significantly improved my workflow. While I'm still learning how it works, I've found it very helpful.

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Before I discovered ComfyUI, switching between SD 1.5 and SDXL was quite limiting in A1111. 🥲🥲

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✨ This workflow is inspired by my A1111 setup, aiming to replicate its ease of use for seamless transitions between SD1.5 and SDXL models. If you're familiar with A1111, you'll find this workflow intuitive.✨

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If you have questions or advice, feel free to comment. Thanks to everyone for sharing workflows; it makes a big difference!😚

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Be sure to click download resources next to it. To understand the changes between the two models