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ComfyUI-FlowMatch-Advanced

Custom nodes to make ComfyUI sampling closer to ai-toolkit flow-matching behavior for Flux, Qwen-Image, and Z-Image.

Dependencies

  • This custom node has a requirements.txt and needs:
    • ai-toolkit-matched diffusers pinned to commit 8600b4c10d67b0ce200f664204358747bd53c775
  • If you install manually, run in your ComfyUI Python environment:
    • pip install -r custom_nodes/ComfyUI-FlowMatch-Advanced/requirements.txt

Node

  • FlowMatch Sampler (ai-toolkit exact)
    Single all-in-one sampler node: patches model sampling, builds ai-toolkit flowmatch sigmas, and runs sampling directly.

Model Presets

  • flux: dynamic shift (base_shift=0.5, max_shift=1.15, max_seq_len=4096)
  • qwen: dynamic shift (base_shift=0.5, max_shift=0.9, max_seq_len=8192)
  • z-image: static shift (shift=3.0)

Workflow

  1. Load your model and LoRA.
  2. Use FlowMatch Sampler (ai-toolkit exact):
    • sampler_name=euler (or res_multistep if your training setup uses it)
    • defaults match this repo's config.yaml sample block (model_type=z-image, seed=42, steps=8, guidance_scale=1, width=768, height=1024)
    • switch model_type only when sampling non Z-Image models
    • width/height must match your generation resolution
  3. Decode the returned latent with VAE.

Notes

  • This node is the only supported path in this repo.
  • force_aitk_timesteps=true uses 1.0 -> 1.0/steps timesteps before shift math, matching ai-toolkit behavior more closely.
  • When available, the node attempts to use ai-toolkit's own scheduler backend first and falls back to local formulas automatically.

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A custom node that replicates the exact resolution-aware Flow Matching shifts for Flux, Z-Image, and Qwen for "better" results.

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