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Adding my custom lora nodes for Z-Image. Combines and merges loras non-destructively to enable the usage of many loras without layer saturation.
Fixed indentation issue caused in my prior Z-Image Z-Fuse Node.
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Z-FUSE: Surgical LoRA Orchestrator A ComfyUI node suite designed for high-fidelity merging and manipulation of LoRAs for the Z-Image (S3-DiT) architecture.
Z-FUSE moves beyond sequential loading, utilizing simultaneous TIES-fusion to prevent "blurry soup" and structural collapse in single-stream diffusion models.
Allows the usage of many Z-image lora nodes in a stack with Lora reporting to view the layers within a Lora model to allow for more precise strength applications that are passed to a merge node that remakes layers and blends the loras discarding noise.