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Tencent Hunyuan Open-Sources Hy-Nomas Video World Model

Tencent Hunyuan fully open-sourced its 8B video world model Hy-Nomas on Hugging Face. Developers soon ported it to native ComfyUI nodes, enabling local inference with just 12GB of VRAM.

2026-10-23 ~ 2026-10-25 · 2 episodes · 12 posts

Episode 1 · Tencent Hunyuan Fully Open-Sources Hy-Nomas, an 8B Interactive Video World Model (2026-10-23, 9 posts)

Between October 23–24, Tencent Hunyuan released and fully open-sourced (code + weights) its video world model Hy-Nomas on Hugging Face. The 8B-parameter model ships under Apache 2.0 and, per a team member cited in a repost, is the product of their first six months on the Hunyuan team.

Confirmed

  • Fully open source: code and weights on Hugging Face (tencent/Hy-Nomas), weights in safetensors with Diffusers and PyTorch formats, Apache 2.0 license, plus a 280-example benchmark
  • Architecture: segmented autoregressive diffusion Transformer (DiT) with a Qwen text encoder, supporting camera control and autoregressive video generation
  • Free-form interaction: multi-turn text prompts and camera trajectories; between segments users can add characters, switch styles, describe actions, or specify camera paths — "directing while generating"
  • Long-horizon generation with persistent KV cache "world memory" for world consistency and continuous generation
  • Output: 720p / 24FPS
  • Low inference barrier: optimized for consumer GPUs, runs on a single RTX 4090
  • Lightweight LoRA adapters available for domains such as robotics

Why it matters

Hy-Nomas delivers world-model-style interactive video generation as a fully open-source, consumer-hardware-runnable package, lowering the barrier for research in interactive world simulation and robotics; its KV-cache world memory enabling long-horizon, editable continuous generation is the key differentiator from ordinary video generation models.

Episode 2 · Tencent's Hy-Nomas World Model Runs Natively in ComfyUI with 12GB VRAM (2026-10-24, 3 posts)

A developer has ported Tencent's Hy-Nomas video world model to native ComfyUI nodes, enabling local inference with just 12GB of VRAM. Workflows start from a user image and chain multiple clips with independent text prompts, bringing world models to consumer GPUs.