Expose latent upscale sampler controls
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@@ -1162,13 +1162,14 @@ What this really means:
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- the node renders the beat once
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- the sampled latent is upscaled in latent space to the target size
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- the conditioning is rebuilt at that target size
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- the node then runs a hard-coded 2-step refinement pass over the upscaled latent
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- the node then runs a short refinement pass over the upscaled latent with the sampler, scheduler, step count, denoise, and megapixel target you picked on the latent-upscale params node
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Good starting point:
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- use the `model` mode when you want the strongest latent detail recovery
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- use the interpolation mode when you want a cheaper resize-only path
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- keep the refinement denoise low to medium
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- start with `euler_ancestral`, `simple`, `2` steps, and `0.2` denoise
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- leave width and height at `0` unless you want an exact override; otherwise `megapixels` drives the target size
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The important part is that this stage is still a latent pass, not a pixel-space resize:
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