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But what does that mean ??? But what does that mean ???
When you use a loop (♻), the loop will use the same seed for each iteration. (That is the point, it will keep the same seed to compare results.) When you use a loop (♻), the loop will use the same seed for each iteration. (That is the point, it will keep the same seed to compare results.)
Even with `randomize` for `control_after_generate`, it is still keep the same seed for every loop, it will change it only when the workflow is done. Even with `randomize` for `control_after_generate`, it is still keep the same seed for every loop, it will change it only when the workflow is done.
Simple example without using random seed node : Simple example without using random seed node : (Both images have different prompt, but same seed)
![Text with random Seed 1](screenshots/random_seed_1.png) ![Text with random Seed 1](screenshots/random_seed_1.png)
So if you want to force using another seed for each iteration, you can use this node in the middle. So if you want to force using another seed for each iteration, you can use this node in the middle.
For example, if you want to generate a different image every time. (aka : You use loop nodes not to compare or test results but to generate multiple images.) For example, if you want to generate a different image every time. (aka : You use loop nodes not to compare or test results but to generate multiple images.)
Use it like that for example : Use it like that for example : (Both images have different prompt AND different seed)
![Text with random Seed 2](screenshots/random_seed_2.png) ![Text with random Seed 2](screenshots/random_seed_2.png)