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ComfyUI's official relight templates: models, LoRAs and stored settings in six graphs (not run)
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Maps six official ComfyUI relight and product-compositing templates at one pinned commit, naming the model files, LoRAs and values stored in each and separating local Qwen graphs from hosted-service graphs. Useful to anyone building relight or product-compositing workflows. Read as JSON only: nothing was loaded or run.
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ComfyUI's official relight templates: models, LoRAs and stored settings in six graphs (not run)
Coverage
Maps six official ComfyUI relight and product-compositing templates at one pinned commit, naming the model files, LoRAs and values stored in each and separating local Qwen graphs from hosted-service graphs. Useful to anyone building relight or product-compositing workflows. Read as JSON only: nothing was loaded or run.
Useful starting points
- Stored values are the template authors' example defaults, not tested or recommended settings.
- Two of the local graphs ship with the 4-step Lightning LoRA switched off, and the notes in the files give different step and CFG values per setup.
- The hosted graphs are identified only by node type and model string; their terms, costs and limits were not read.
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