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This page documents the major milestones and releases for the FlowState Creator Nodes project.
Date: 2025-10-01
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Added Tiled Decoding to WAN Studio to help the decoding bottleneck with larger videos.
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Updated the Chef stage execution pipeline to make the loading a little more efficient.
Date: 2025-09-30 Introducing the ππ©π»βπ³ FlowState Chef and ππ₯ FlowState Chef Ingredients nodes! This is a revolutionary two-stage pipeline designed for powerful, instruction-based image editing and refinement. It combines the advanced image editing capabilities of Qwen with the high-quality refinement of FLUX into a single, cohesive, and incredibly efficient workflow.
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Instruction-Based Image Editing: Use the new dual-prompt system to give direct commands to the Qwen model (e.g., "place the woman on the left, change the man's shirt to blue") and then use a separate, descriptive prompt to guide the final FLUX refinement.
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Multi-Image Composition: The Chef Ingredients node allows you to input up to four separate images, which are automatically stitched together into a single composition, making it easy to create scenes with multiple subjects.
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Intelligent Stage Caching: The Chef node is built for efficiency. It intelligently detects which parameters have changed between runs. If you only adjust a setting in the FLUX refinement stage, the node will skip re-running the initial Qwen edit, saving significant generation time.
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Total Creative Control: As with all FlowState nodes, you have granular control over every aspect of the pipeline, including models, LoRAs, samplers, schedulers, and advanced settings for both the Qwen and FLUX stages.
Date: 2025-09-22
Introducing ππ¬ FlowState WAN Studio, the new flagship node for the FlowState Creator Suite! This is our most advanced node yet, designed to be an all-in-one, comprehensive pipeline for generating high-quality video. It encapsulates a complex, multi-stage workflow into a single, convenient, and powerful interface, saving you time and graph complexity.
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Dual-Model Sampling Pipeline: Utilize two separate UNET models in a sequential workflow. The node intelligently splits the sampling steps, allowing you to use one model for the initial high-noise steps and a second, specialized model for refining low-noise details.
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Advanced LoRA & Model Patching: Get granular control over your model augmentations. Apply separate optimization LoRAs to the high-noise and low-noise stages, patch in an overall style LoRA, and enable Sage Attention, all from within the node.
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Flexible Video Sizing: Easily define your output resolution. Choose from a list of pre-selected aspect ratios, enter custom dimensions, or have the node automatically inherit the resolution from an optional starting frame.
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Complete, Self-Contained Workflow: WAN Studio handles the entire process from start to finish. It manages loading models, encoding prompts, creating the initial latent, patching augmentations, running the two-stage sampling, and decoding the final video.
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Seamless Image-to-Video: By providing an image to the optional starting_frame input, you can guide the video generation process, turning a static image into a dynamic clip with ease.
Date: 2025-09-17
Updates to the System Initialization & model loading/patching routines, as well as to the import pipelines.
- Makes the System Initialization ~0.02s faster.
- More sophisticated model patching strategy results in better model persistence, which leads to fewer model loads.
Date: 2025-09-16
Introduced a more flexible strategy for checking the availability of KJNodes, due to varying naming schemas, depending on how the use installed KJNodes.
Date: 2025-09-16
Now added Flux LoRA styling for the ππ FlowState Flux Engine. Simply select model & strength, or select none.
Date: 2025-09-16
The official wiki documentation for the project was created, providing users with a central place to find information about the nodes and their usage. The Nodes.md file was also updated with detailed input/output information.
Date: 2025-09-16
This update brought checkpoint integration to the ππ FlowState Flux Engine, allowing for use of bundled checkpoints (e.g., Flux Dev.1 fp8). It also included new media for the Comfy Registry.
Date: 2025-09-15
A significant upgrade to the ππ FlowState Flux Engine, integrating Sage Attention for more precise and context-aware image manipulation.
Date: 2025-09-15
The initial release of the ππ FlowState Flux Engine, a powerful tool for transforming and manipulating latent images. This release laid the groundwork for future integrations and features.
Date: 2025-09-15
The first major node release since the clean slate initiative. The ππ± FlowState Latent Source node provides a stable and reliable way to generate latent images for your workflows.
Date: 2025-09-14
This commit marked a fresh start for the repository, renewing its focus and introducing a new direction for the project. The initiative cleared out old work to make way for a new set of powerful and efficient nodes.