Lightricks drops slow-motion LoRA for LTX-2.5
Lightricks released an open-source Slow Motion Control LoRA for its LTX-2.5 video foundation model. The adapter decouples physical motion speed from output frame rates, allowing creators to dial in precise pacing from real-time dynamics to extreme slow motion within ComfyUI pipelines.
Controllability is the real bottleneck in generative video, and purpose-built adapters that give creators deterministic knobs are vastly more impactful than another incremental foundation checkpoint.
- –Solves default diffusion sluggishness: Video diffusion models frequently default to slow motion to preserve temporal consistency; this LoRA provides explicit speed conditioning.
- –Decouples motion velocity from frame rate: Creators can dial down physical motion without hacking project frame rates or relying on brittle post-processing interpolation.
- –Native ComfyUI integration: Being open-weights allows developers and artists to drop the safetensors file directly into existing local-first generation workflows.
- –Shifts prompt vibes to mechanical control: Eliminates prompt-engineering roulette by turning pacing into a predictable, fine-tunable parameter.
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2026-09-23
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