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Thanks, looks good now. I thought about it more and I might be able to get FP8 support working for just the PixArt model. I'll take a shot at it tonight or tomorrow, then merge this if that doesn't pan out. |
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Alright, I got started on proper FP8 support on this branch. I think it's doable, though I don't have much free time these days. In the meantime I just added a quick workaround so the current code still works when launched with |
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Fine, I'll test it afterwards |
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The quick fix works fine, thanks! |
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add dtype selection to pixart loading so that it won't conflicting with fp8 mode of ComfyUI, which is incompatible with pixart models mentioned in #9