interval_frames pixels, skipping I2V frames, existing guides, and generated keyframes already on the conditioning; pull them back out with LTXV Separate Generated Keyframes. A checkpoint trained for generated keyframes (one carrying keyframes_abs_pos_embedding) is required.
Inputs
Note: The
latent must be a plain 5D video latent with generated keyframes added before Concat AV Latent. When frame_indices is set, each listed pixel frame must be unique and cannot already hold an image keyframe, a guide, or a generated keyframe. If frame_indices is empty, occupied pixels are skipped automatically; if no free detailing slot exists, the node raises an error. When appending to existing generated keyframes, the latent must still have the same tokens per frame and the existing block must end at the last latent frame.
Outputs
Notes
- The
interval_framesparameter sets the spacing of auto-placed keyframes. A higher value results in fewer keyframes and wider spacing; a lower value produces more keyframes. - The
keyframesinput allows you to initialize the new keyframes with existing keyframes or a video latent. If a longer plain video latent is provided, the nearest video frame is copied at each new slot. These keyframes are still denoised and are not pinned as guides. - The
frame_indicesparameter allows you to specify exact pixel-frame indices where keyframes should be placed. When provided,interval_framesis ignored. The list must contain unique integers within the valid pixel range, and frame 0 is not allowed. - The
positiveandnegativeoutputs contain the conditioning with generated-keyframe attention attached. - The
latentoutput contains the video latent with generated keyframes appended on T. - A checkpoint trained for generated keyframes (one carrying
keyframes_abs_pos_embedding) is required. - Pull generated keyframes back out with LTXV Separate Generated Keyframes.
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