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-Thanks to @rootey for pointing out that my existing DF11 compressions do not work with ComfyUI. After I realized the issue was with the different naming schemes of the tensors, I worked on trying to translate and remap each tensor in the `FluxTransformer2D` model (in the `diffusers` library), to the `Flux.diffusion_model` model (which ComfyUI, and I believe other platforms, use), only to realize that the tensors corresponding to the DF11 compressed weights expect to be decompressed into a specific structure at compression time, and trying to adapt for it will be extremely difficult for me, although it should be theoretically possible for an expert to do. 
+Thanks to @rootey for pointing out that my existing DF11 compressions do not work with ComfyUI. After I realized the issue was with the different naming schemes of the tensors, I worked on trying to translate and remap each tensor in the `FluxTransformer2D` model (in the `diffusers` library), to the `Flux.diffusion_model` model (which ComfyUI, and I believe other platforms, use), only to realize that the tensors corresponding to the DF11 compressed weights expect to be decompressed into a specific structure at compression time, and trying to adapt for it at runtime will be extremely difficult for me, although it should be theoretically possible for an expert to do. 
 
-Instead, I figured out a way to manually load an instance of the `Flux.diffusion_model` model in ComfyUI, and carry out the compression in ComfyUI instead. Unfortunately, this means that 2 separate, mutrally-incompatible versions of DF11 models need to coexist, which I personally find to be bothersome. Hence, I am currently considering not to release the custom nodes/script for producing DF11 compressed models for ComfyUI, while I research on the feasibility of adapting the existing models. In the meantime, I plan to release ComfyUI compatible DF11 compressions for only a select handful of models, but feel free to request for any of the existing DF11 models to be remade into ComfyUI format.
+Instead, I figured out a way to manually load an instance of the `Flux.diffusion_model` model in ComfyUI, and carry out the compression in ComfyUI instead. Unfortunately, this means that 2 separate, mutrally-incompatible versions of DF11 models need to coexist, which I personally find to be bothersome. Hence, I am currently researching on the feasibility of adapting the existing models at runtime to avoid this issue, to avoid having to maintain and upload models in both formats. In the meantime, I plan to release ComfyUI compatible DF11 compressions for only a select handful of models, but feel free to request for any of the existing DF11 models, or new ones, to be remade into ComfyUI format.
 
 For more information (including how to compress models yourself), check out https://huggingface.co/DFloat11 and https://github.com/LeanModels/DFloat11