This is a very simple comfyui node setup I used to generate most of my images for my kegant PDXL model. Feel free by all means to experiment. Leaving it as is will produce more crisp and brighter images, meant more for cyberpunk or sleak images.However, if you lower the steps and CFG on the latent upscaler, it will produce a more 'film grain' look, which is what kegant REALLY is under the hood.See this photo for example:<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/5bf37180-25f3-4d53-913c-1e4e6a48a190/width=525/5bf37180-25f3-4d53-913c-1e4e6a48a190.jpeg" />If you cant see the photo, the latent upscaler was dropped down to 15 steps, with half the CFG of the original pass. The full settings for this softer effect is as follows: Initial Sampler:<ul><li>steps: 20</li><li>cfg: 4.0</li><li>type: euler a</li><li>scheduler karras</li><li>denoise: 1.0</li></ul>Second Sampler:<ul><li>steps: 15</li><li>cfg: 2.0</li><li>type: euler a</li><li>scheduler: karras</li><li>denoise: 0.5</li></ul>Finally, if you want to go ultra ham, modify the actual upscale amount from 1.5. Doing so will often times wildly warp images, however, the more you up that, the more insane details it will add. Warping faces and body parts may occur, however for cyberpunk focused stuff, that can actually be desired, where wires and cables will be extremely defined and produce insane details fully utilizing kegant.For an idea of what upping the upscale amount looks like to the highest I go, which is somewhere between 2.0 and 2.5, see here: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/images/37976872">https://civarchive.com/images/37976872</a> <img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/bd8dcfef-9463-46c1-b74e-c78c73e8689a/original=true,quality=90/37976872.jpeg" />

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