An easy-to-use workflow for LTX 2.3 with the eros model; it probably works with any other LTX 2.3 model too. Based on Kenpechi's workflow—huge shoutout!You need ComfyUI-Manager to install some custom nodes. You also need to lower the security level for certain custom nodes—look up online how to do that.I am also using the LTX Face Attention Anchor, which isn't included in the latest release of 10S-Nodes. To get it, first install 10S-Nodes if you haven't already. Then, open your <code>custom_nodes</code> folder, navigate into the <code>10S-Comfy-nodes</code> directory, open PowerShell there, and enter this command:<pre><code>git checkout 2fcc4ac6018ae6fc6c2ff64c2e2a58f9e50ba30a
</code></pre>Next, rename that folder (e.g., to <code>10S-Comfy-nodes-old</code>).Now open PowerShell in your main <code>custom_nodes</code> folder and enter this:<pre><code>git clone https://github.com/TenStrip/10S-Comfy-nodes
cd 10S-Comfy-nodes
pip install -r requirements.txt
</code></pre>Restart ComfyUI, and the Face Attention Anchor should now be available.The workflow is intended to be used as-is, but you can still customize it if you want. Note that the nodes for models, inputs, and outputs are overlapping and hidden under other nodes.Some models can be downloaded via the Manager; the rest can be found by searching for their names. You can see all missing nodes on the right side in the workflow overview (click the symbol in the top-right corner).I'm not an expert and just do this for fun, so I won't be able to provide extensive support. However, feel free to leave feedback or share your creations!Generate responsibly and have fun!

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