Mirrored from Alissonerdx/Minimax-H3-ComfyUI
All models by Alissonerdx →LoRAs for MiniMax H3, built to run in ComfyUI with the
Comfy-Org/MiniMax-H3 weights. Trained and tested mainly against the
ref2va base model; fl2va should also work as a base but is less tested.
minimax_h3_lms_v1.0_r64 — "a little more sharpness"Rank-64 LoRA for MiniMax H3 ref2va that sharpens a source video while keeping it photorealistic. It conditions
on the source through guide latents rather than through the model's native reference-video node.
Trigger / caption:
This LoRA conditions on your source video as a latent guide, not as a text description of it.
The source clip is encoded by the video VAE and packed into the transformer's sequence as a conditioning block that is aligned to the target timeline. Three properties define the arrangement:
i sits at
the same position as target latent frame i.(t, y, x) lands on
target token (t, y, x).The result is that attention between guide and target costs nothing positionally — the correspondence is handed to the model instead of being something it has to search for. This is the same arrangement used by in-context video LoRAs on LTX.
The guide is held near-clean during training (about 0.1% noise augmentation) while the target is noised normally, so the model learns to map one to the other rather than to denoise both.
The text encoder never sees the guide. Only the caption reaches it; the video reaches the transformer purely as latents. The model therefore learns a pixel-level correspondence with the source, not a paraphrase of it.
Feed the source clip into the guide input, anchored at frame 0, at the same resolution as the output. Both the
guide and the target must land on the model's valid clip lengths — 17k + 5 frames (5, 22, 39, 56, 73, 90, 107,
124, …). A guide that is shorter than the target, or at a different resolution, breaks the alignment.
In ComfyUI this is the native MiniMaxH3AddGuide node with frame_idx = 0 — it ships with ComfyUI's own MiniMax
H3 support, nothing extra to install for it. This is a different mechanism from the also-native
MiniMaxH3ReferenceToVideo node, which passes a reference block with its own clock instead of an aligned guide.
This LoRA was trained specifically for ref2va, not fl2va, and primarily to use guide latents alone, so treat
MiniMaxH3ReferenceToVideo as optional/experimental here: combining it with Add Guide can be worth trying, but
expect different — not necessarily better — results, since you'd be feeding two different kinds of conditioning
at once. In principle this LoRA is meant for a second pass (sharpening an already-generated clip) rather than
direct generation from scratch, though it can be used for the latter too — just expect it to behave differently.
The included workflow (workflows/minimax_h3_lms_workflow.json [blocked])
additionally wires in AIToolkitMiniMaxH3RefVideo, a node from
ostris/ComfyUI-AIToolkit-MiniMaxH3 — clone that repo into
your ComfyUI custom_nodes/ folder for the workflow to load as-is. This LoRA was trained with
ai-toolkit's custom fork that added guide-latent support, which is where
this node comes from. As far as I can tell it just resizes the clip to the target resolution before feeding it
in, so if you'd rather not add the dependency, swap it for any other resize step feeding into Add Guide.
Apache 2.0. Base model credit to MiniMaxAI and the ComfyUI-ready weights from Comfy-Org. Guide-latent training support and the ComfyUI node credit to ostris (ai-toolkit, ComfyUI-AIToolkit-MiniMaxH3).
loras/ minimax_h3_lms_v1.0_r64.safetensors # the LMS LoRAworkflows/ minimax_h3_lms_workflow.json # ComfyUI workflow set up for the LoRA aboveexamples/ comparison-1.mp4 # before/after, no audio comparison-2-audio.mp4 # before/after, with audio comparison-3-audio.mp4 # before/after, with audio comparison-4.mp4 # before/after, no audio comparison-5.mp4 # before/after, no audio comparison-6.mp4 # before/after, no audio comparison-7.mp4 # before/after, no audio comparison-8.mp4 # before/after, no audioEnhance this video with sharp, crisp details while preserving a natural photorealistic appearance.