To download and use the Sulphur-2-base model in ComfyUI, follow these steps:
1. Download the Model
2. Install ComfyUI
- If you haven’t already, install ComfyUI using the easiest method for your system:
3. Place the Model Files
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For GGUF models:
- Place the downloaded
.gguf file in:
ComfyUI/models/gguf/
Do not put it in unet/ or diffusion_models/ .
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For other model types:
- Check the model page for specific folder instructions (e.g.,
checkpoints/, vae/).
4. Install Required Custom Nodes
- Sulphur-2-base requires the ComfyUI_LTX2_SM custom node pack for video workflows.
- Install it via ComfyUI’s Manager (Menu > Manager > Custom Nodes > Search for "LTX2_SM").
5. Load the Model in ComfyUI
- Open ComfyUI and load a workflow compatible with Sulphur-2-base.
- If you’re new to ComfyUI, watch a tutorial on how to load models and workflows.
- For GGUF models, ensure you select the model from the
gguf/ folder in the model dropdown.
6. Hardware & Optimization
- VRAM Requirements: Sulphur-2-base is resource-intensive. For lower VRAM, use FP8 or GGUF versions.
- Flags for ComfyUI:
- Use
--disable-pinned-memory --reserve-vram 2 in your ComfyUI launch command to reduce memory usage .
- For very low RAM, add
--cache-none (slower but uses less RAM).
7. Run a Workflow
- Use a pre-made workflow (e.g., from LTX-2.3 Workflows) or create your own.
- For GGUF, ensure your workflow uses the correct custom nodes for LTX-2.3.
Troubleshooting
- If the model doesn’t appear in the dropdown, double-check the file path.
- If you get out-of-memory errors, increase your pagefile size or use a lower-precision model (e.g., Q6_K GGUF) .
Need a specific workflow or more details? Let me know what part you’re stuck on!