This is intended as a beginner's Wan 2.2 workflow. It's got a simple design and makes it easy to get started. The documentation is all included in the workflow on the left side.<h1 id="about-version-1.2:">About Version 1.2:</h1>I made some small tweaks, and have been using this version as such for quite a long time. I finally got around to publishing it now that I have the time to generate for it.Primarily, it now has a prompt assistant option, which runs locally on your machine. It will automatically download the model needed, just make sure you are using LC Vision nodes.<h3 id="about-version-1.1:">About Version 1.1:</h3>Resolution woes resolved. Previous versions did not adhere to the 64 pixel multiple for WAN 2.2. Now it ensures you start at the right resolution and avoid phantasms on the edges. A simple toggle lets you choose between the two instead of a couple of Booleans.<h3 id="features:">Features:</h3>All main controls in a centralized location.Automatically resizes images, just paste and goSelect 16, 32, or 64 fps.Upscale with a slider (fast method, moderate quality improvement)Sliders for CFG, Target resolution, number of lastframe images to save, upscale factor, sigma shift, even slo-mo.Creates a prompt archive with lastframe and seed.Works with the base Wan 2.2 model and with Dasiwa Snatchkiss -- just turn off the lightning LoRAs when using a model that has them baked in!<h3 id="credits">Credits</h3>The creators on CivitAI and so many have devoted so many hours to creating resources and sharing them for free, and I wish to participate in kind, and that's why I create models and resources of my own. Furthermore, there are creators that have helped me, instructed me, or whose creations I have borrowed from.This workflow was originally taken from <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/BossXRich">BossXRich </a>I liked the layout of his personal WAN2.2 workflow (he is a prolific NSFW creator btw, and it all looks great) and the 16/32/64 fps thing, but I felt like it needed a fast bypasser. Soon I found myself making tweak after tweak and troubleshooting every nook and cranny trying to make this workflow into something I could call my own. Within a few days I had something barely recognizable.Components were lifted from <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/fatberg_slim">Fatberg_Slim</a> 's <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2404513/i2v-first-last-frame-loop-upscale-and-interpolate-or-all-in-one-wan-22-workflow">workflow </a>which was my main for a while. If I ran into a snag or had a question, I went here first.Thanks to <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/lonecatone23">Lonecat</a>, Lone Catone the 23rd if you're not into the whole brevity thing. Lonecat knows things no one else does, and has given me awesome help, and surely much of that has gone into this workflow.Thanks to <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/Darksidewalker">Darksidewalker</a> for making amazing workflows, truly deserving of the title of "Flagship" or mothership really! I've learned a lot from using them!This is still the beta version, just leave a comment or DM if you notice anything is wrong or suggest improvements.

MGHerder's WanExpress Workflow

Prompt Assistant incorporated with LC VisionSome nodes switched to LC123 nodesAdded Color matching, notify node to follow itSmall layout changes, changes to banner

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