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 - Wan-AI/Wan2.1-T2V-1.3B
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-I have added some experimental versions of the model Wan 2.1 v1.3b. These are different levels of distilled + hires + refined editions. Normally, the medium models should be the best, but this is experimental, and I haven't had time to test every situation. However, the first results look promising.
+I have added some experimental versions of the model Wan 2.1 v1.3b. These are different levels of distilled + hires + refined editions. 
+Normally, the medium models should be the best, but this is experimental, and I haven't had time to test every situation. 
+However, the first results look promising.
 
-You can generate videos with 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, or more steps. This is my first version, and if I notice any issues, I will try to fix them later. From my tests, it works well, but as I mentioned before, I haven't tested every possible situation.
+You can generate videos with 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, or more steps. 
+This is my first version, and if I notice any issues, I will try to fix them later. 
+From my tests, it works well, but as I mentioned before, I haven't tested every possible situation.
 
 You can find a workflow for ComfyUI to test the models if you're interested.
 
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 With a lower step count, the animation can be a bit more random.
 If the video colors are too intense, try reducing the CFG or using a lower version of the model.
 With example of 20 steps or more, it is better to use the lower model version and adjust the CFG to correct the color.
+Remember, these models are modified and do not behave like the original ones.
 
 Video Exemple:
 https://youtu.be/kfokkXEGByU