Added interactive graph to the Klein edit scheduler where it has 3 modes to control and adjust.
The top part of graph is for full control, the bottom part if you only want to control the shift and curve, and also you can just enter the params as input and it will also reflect in the graph live.
I mainly use this schedulder for Z-image tubro and Flux2Klein.
Custom node : https://github.com/capitan01R/ComfyUI-CapitanZiT-Scheduler
Tweak and play around with it as you like!!!
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v 1.2.0
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Hello. For mere users like me, could you explain what the curve, shift and sigma change for the generation? Thank you 🙌
Sigma = how much of the image is “done” at each step. Starts at 1.0 (pure noise) and counts down to 0.0 (finished image). Think of it like a progress bar that the model follows.
Shift = where the model spends most of its effort. High shift = more steps spent on the big picture (composition, structure) before worrying about details. Low shift = rushes to details early. For most edits, higher shift = safer, more faithful to your input.
Curve = the shape of that progress. Curve < 1 means the model moves fast at first then slows down near the end (front-loaded). Curve > 1 means it eases in slowly then rushes to finish. Think of it like acceleration
@Capitan01R Well, this all makes so much more sense, thank you very much 🙌😤
This looks great! Some days ago I built something very similar in HTML/JavaScript to quickly adjust sigmas in a separate browser window. I thought a ComfyUI node would be very handy and here it is :).