Ok guys, my new MiniMax Director node is ready! If you wish to use it, all you need to do is upgrade your subscription to advanced tier and you will see the 'Muse Advanced Nodes' folder in the Classroom. At present there is only the installation video available but the others will be uploaded over the coming week (once I have recorded them 😁). So if you want to wait till then that's fine, or if you just want to get stuck in, you can do that too. Please note that the advanced tier (premium), is not just going to be for MiniMax Director. As an advanced tier subscriber, you will be able to download ANY of the upcoming advanced nodes. While subscribed, you will also get ongoing support with advanced nodes. Please note that you can downgrade from Premium at any time. If you need any help with it, you know where I am! Cheers Andy

One of the community members suggested possibly having the chunks in tabs. I have looked into and come up with this. I just wanted to get some feedback on it before I decide to integrate it. Take a look at the video below 👇 ( I promise it's a short one).

Hi on the 'Muse Director 1.4' node there seems to be a bug that sometimes occurs. When I click into any part of the node, all the internal widgets seems to shoot over and cramp up against the left wall of the node. Any suggestions on how to fix this?

This video is a step-by-step guide on how to create character sheets locally using MiniMax H3 and Refmod. In this video I walk you through installing the node and it's features. All required models and custom nodes are in the notes on the workflow and the GitHub repos for both are below ⬇️ Muse Character Sheet (H3) - https://github.com/muse-collective-26/Muse-CharacterSheet-H3

Has anyone else tried RefMod. I think it's very good. https://youtu.be/2K6-OtV_Vbc If you could incorporate it into your pipeline Andy, I think you would have a powerful option and feature to offer. It's like a quick Lora, you dump all the reference images into a folder, any size, no description or naming convention. Point the RefMod workflow to the folder, and in moments you have a .safetensor file you can load into a RefMod loader node and then into your workflow. I got ChatGPT to customise the H3 Director (seesee75 version) node to add the RefMod loader output (or multiples) as inputs to the Director node, just like any other ref image input. It's like having 20+ reference images per character, location or prop in one input. I have the custom minimax_director.py (replacement) file if anyone wants to experiment with it, but you can also test it in its native workflow. * you can also add audio and video ref samples to the RefMod creation.