VNCCS 3.2.2 adds Qwen Image 2.1 and MiniMax H3 support
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The ComfyUI character-sprite tool ships transparent sprites, a Character Creator makeover, and a video model recruited for sprite duty. Posted to r/ComfyUI as version 3.2.2, with a 3.2.0 post appearing on r/StableDiffusion the same day.
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