ComfyUI Node: WVAOptions

Class Name

WVAOptionsNode

Category
WanVaceAdvanced
Author
drozbay (Account age: 3591days)
Extension
ComfyUI-WanVaceAdvanced
Latest Updated
2025-12-12
Github Stars
0.06K

How to Install ComfyUI-WanVaceAdvanced

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for ComfyUI-WanVaceAdvanced
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter ComfyUI-WanVaceAdvanced 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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WVAOptions Description

Specialized component managing WanVace Advanced options for VACE system configuration in image processing tasks.

WVAOptions:

The WVAOptionsNode is a specialized component within the ComfyUI-WanVaceAdvanced framework designed to manage and configure various options related to the WanVace Advanced (WVA) processing pipeline. This node is essential for users who wish to fine-tune the behavior of the VACE (Visual Attention and Contextual Embedding) system, particularly when dealing with complex image processing tasks. By providing a centralized way to set and retrieve configuration options, the WVAOptionsNode allows for greater flexibility and control over the VACE embedding process. This node is particularly beneficial for AI artists who want to experiment with different settings to achieve optimal results in their creative projects. The main goal of the WVAOptionsNode is to simplify the management of configuration parameters, making it easier for users to adjust settings such as debug options, phantom resize modes, and other advanced features without delving into the underlying code.

WVAOptions Input Parameters:

use_tiled_vae

This parameter determines whether to use a tiled VAE (Variational Autoencoder) approach. When set to True, the VAE processes the image in tiles, which can be beneficial for handling larger images or when memory constraints are a concern. The default value is False, meaning the VAE processes the image as a whole. This option can impact the performance and quality of the output, especially in high-resolution scenarios.

enable_debug_prints

This parameter controls the verbosity of the debug output. When enabled (True), the node will print additional debug information to the console, which can be useful for troubleshooting and understanding the internal workings of the VACE process. The default value is True, providing users with helpful insights during development and testing.

debug_save_images

This parameter specifies whether to save intermediate images during the VACE processing. When set to True, the node will save images at various stages of the pipeline, which can be useful for debugging and analyzing the effects of different settings. The default value is False, as saving images can consume additional storage and processing time.

phantom_resize_mode

This parameter defines the method used to resize the phantom region within the image. The default mode is "center", which centers the phantom region during resizing. This setting can affect how the phantom region is integrated into the final image, influencing the overall composition and visual impact.

phantom_combined_negative

This parameter indicates whether to combine negative embeddings in the phantom region. When set to True, the node will apply negative embeddings to the phantom region, which can alter the visual characteristics of the output. The default value is False, meaning negative embeddings are not combined by default.

WVAOptions Output Parameters:

options

The output of the WVAOptionsNode is an options object that encapsulates all the configuration settings specified by the input parameters. This object is used by other nodes in the pipeline to adjust their behavior according to the specified options. The options object is crucial for ensuring that all components of the VACE system operate in harmony, adhering to the user's desired configuration.

WVAOptions Usage Tips:

  • Experiment with the use_tiled_vae option when working with high-resolution images to manage memory usage effectively.
  • Enable debug_save_images to gain insights into the intermediate stages of the VACE process, which can help in fine-tuning settings for better results.
  • Adjust the phantom_resize_mode to see how different resizing methods affect the integration of the phantom region in your images.

WVAOptions Common Errors and Solutions:

WVAPipe not provided or missing inputs - skipping VACE detailer hook

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the WVA pipeline is not properly configured or lacks the necessary inputs to proceed with the VACE detailer hook.
  • Solution: Ensure that all required inputs are provided to the WVA pipeline and that the configuration is complete before executing the node.

latent_image does not contain 'samples' key. Cannot process VACE frames.

  • Explanation: This error indicates that the latent_image object is missing the samples key, which is essential for processing VACE frames.
  • Solution: Verify that the latent_image object is correctly initialized and contains the necessary data before passing it to the node.

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