This node takes one reference image or a text prompt, generates every angle, expression, and detail sheet through Qwen-Image 2.1, and slices the output straight into preset character sheets without cropping feet or heads.
It works well for what it targets.
LoRA fixes the main issue with straight PTD, which tends to smudge background details when you push for speed.
By keeping the asymmetric distillation on the reference path, it forces the model to hold onto texture without adding inference latency.
Artificial Analysis makes some tests...
Flux3 is fast and cheap for what it does. Ten seconds rendered in under twelve seconds at ten dollars twenty a cent a minute, dropping to two fifty five during the launch discount (on fal).
Wins on physics and live action ads. But...fumbles camera control and human anatomy (also their iconic chin).
If you need a quick product shot with good lighting, use it. If you need characters with hands that make sense, wait for the next patch.. or other model.
Anyway, H3 is still the best local model for pretty much anything.