ComfyUI > Nodes > ComfyUI-TinyBreaker > ❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated]

ComfyUI Node: ❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated]

Class Name

LoadTinyBreakerCheckpoint __TinyBreaker

Category
💪TinyBreaker/__deprecated
Author
martin-rizzo (Account age: 1928days)
Extension
ComfyUI-TinyBreaker
Latest Updated
2025-05-04
Github Stars
0.03K

How to Install ComfyUI-TinyBreaker

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for ComfyUI-TinyBreaker
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter ComfyUI-TinyBreaker in the search bar
After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated] Description

Facilitates loading TinyBreaker model checkpoints for AI art generation.

❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated]:

The LoadTinyBreakerCheckpoint node is designed to facilitate the loading of TinyBreaker checkpoints, which are integral to leveraging the capabilities of the TinyBreaker model. This model is a hybrid that combines the strengths of PixArt and SD, offering a unique blend of features for AI art generation. The node allows you to load these checkpoints with ease, providing a streamlined process to access and utilize the model's potential. By using this node, you can experiment with different configurations and settings, enabling you to explore the full range of artistic possibilities offered by the TinyBreaker model. The node is particularly beneficial for those looking to enhance their creative projects with advanced AI-generated art, as it simplifies the process of integrating and managing model checkpoints.

❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated] Input Parameters:

ckpt_name

The ckpt_name parameter specifies the name of the TinyBreaker checkpoint you wish to load. This parameter is crucial as it determines which pre-trained model configuration will be used for your project. The available options are typically listed within the node, allowing you to select from a range of checkpoints that have been previously saved. This selection impacts the style and quality of the generated art, as different checkpoints may have been trained on various datasets or with different settings.

vae_type

The vae_type parameter allows you to choose the type of Variational Autoencoder (VAE) used during the generation process. The VAE is responsible for encoding and decoding images to and from latent space, which is a critical step in the image generation process. The options available are auto, fast, and high_quality. The high_quality option produces superior results but requires more VRAM and takes longer to process, while the fast option is more efficient but may compromise on quality. The auto setting lets the system decide the best option based on available resources.

upscaler_vae_type

The upscaler_vae_type parameter determines the VAE type used during the upscaling process. Similar to the vae_type, this parameter offers auto, fast, and high_quality options. The choice here affects the quality and speed of the upscaling operation, with high_quality providing the best results at the cost of higher VRAM usage and processing time. The auto and fast options are recommended for those with limited resources or when speed is a priority.

❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated] Output Parameters:

MODEL

The MODEL output represents the primary model used for denoising latent images. This output is essential for generating the final image from the latent space, ensuring that the artistic style and features of the TinyBreaker model are accurately applied.

CLIP

The CLIP output is the model used for embedding text prompts during the refining process. This output is crucial for integrating textual descriptions into the image generation process, allowing for more precise control over the artistic output based on textual input.

VAE

The VAE output is the model used for encoding and decoding images to and from latent space. This output is fundamental to the image generation process, as it transforms the image data into a format that can be processed by the TinyBreaker model.

TRANSCODER

The TRANSCODER output is the model used for converting latent images from the base to the refiner. This output is important for ensuring that the transition between different stages of image processing is smooth and maintains the desired artistic qualities.

REFINER_MODEL

The REFINER_MODEL output is the model used for refining latent images. This output is key to enhancing the details and quality of the generated images, providing a polished final result.

REFINER_CLIP

The REFINER_CLIP output is the model used for embedding text prompts during refining. This output allows for the integration of textual input into the refining process, enabling more nuanced control over the final image.

UPSCALER_VAE

The UPSCALER_VAE output is the VAE model used during the upscaling process. This output is critical for increasing the resolution of the generated images while maintaining quality, allowing for high-resolution outputs suitable for various applications.

METADATA

The METADATA output contains generation parameters extracted from the loaded checkpoint. This output provides valuable information about the settings and configurations used during the generation process, which can be useful for replicating results or fine-tuning future projects.

❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated] Usage Tips:

  • Experiment with different ckpt_name options to explore various artistic styles and effects that the TinyBreaker model can produce.
  • Use the high_quality option for vae_type and upscaler_vae_type when quality is a priority and you have sufficient VRAM resources.
  • Opt for the fast setting if you need quicker results and are working with limited computational resources.

❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated] Common Errors and Solutions:

Checkpoint not found

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the specified checkpoint name does not exist in the directory.
  • Solution: Ensure that the ckpt_name is correctly spelled and that the checkpoint file is located in the designated directory.

Insufficient VRAM

  • Explanation: This error indicates that there is not enough VRAM available to process the selected VAE type.
  • Solution: Try using the fast or auto options for vae_type and upscaler_vae_type to reduce VRAM usage.

Invalid VAE type

  • Explanation: This error occurs when an unsupported VAE type is selected.
  • Solution: Ensure that the vae_type and upscaler_vae_type parameters are set to one of the available options: auto, fast, or high_quality.

❌ Load TinyBreaker Checkpoint [Deprecated] Related Nodes

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