One UNET override cannot serve dual-transformer arches: ideogram4
conditional/unconditional and wan combined-stage experts need separate
files, and previously a single override landed on both experts.
- sd_unet_secondary option with per-slot tracking, consumed-state sync,
arch-change reset, and incompatible-override fallback
- dropdown renders beside the primary, follows it into quicksettings,
and is visible only for dual-transformer model types
- ideogram4 native single-file spec with a quant-aware fused-qkv
converter; such converters run before comfy_quant detection via
TransformerSpec.converter_handles_quant
- quicksettings render in configured order (sort keyed on the option
object and always fell back to alphabetical)
- post-load dtype warning skips quantized transformers
Wan 2.2 A14B ships a per-model boundary_ratio (0.9 I2V, 0.875 T2V) that selects the high- or low-noise expert per step. The video and base-model image loaders both load the shipped value; the slider override is applied at generation time in set_pipeline_args, the one point both paths pass through before invoking the pipeline.
The denoising loop reads config.boundary_ratio each call, so tuning takes effect with no reload for video and base-model images alike. The slider defaults to -1, meaning use the model's value; 0 to 1 set the boundary explicitly. Single-expert stages stay load-time because they drop a transformer to free VRAM.
The 40-line hand-rolled loader was generic.load_transformer plus a
VACE/standard class switch and a hardcoded GGUF rejection. Switch moves
to load_wan; GGUF rejection removed (generic handles it via
GGUFQuantizationConfig).
No native_spec passed: WanTransformer3DModel has a working diffusers
converter, so from_single_file via generic stays correct.