This is just a dirty little stacker that smashes five LTXV Advanced LoRA Loaders into one. It's a little buggy at the bottom but it works. This one is much, much nicer, but it doesn't have all of the widgets that I need. Tuning all of these widgets independently is key to using LoRAs with LTX without getting locked in or mangling audio, IMO. The worst thing you can do with this model is to use regular loaders. And I don't have to explain why stacks are useful, or the pros/cons of losing widgets with merges. At least I shouldn't have to. I'm not going to, in any event.

I was hoping to make this nicer - my intent was to use the dynamic syntax from LoRA Manager, but I'm just an agent so I really don't know how to make it work. So this is what I used to replace switched groups of loaders for pre-set scenarios.

Each of the five LoRAs can be toggled on and off, and clicking the 'Show Advanced' will do just that, or hide them, so the node isn't ten times the height of your workflow when you're done tuning the stack. Like I said, it's a little buggy at the bottom when collapsed, don't know why, doesn't affect functionality.

No dependencies needed, just throw the unzipped folder into custom nodes folder, restart and refresh. Or don't.