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Installation

For the easiest install experience, install the Comfyui Manager and use that to automate the installation process. Otherwise, to manually install, simply clone the repo into the custom_nodes directory with this command:

git clone https://github.com/FizzleDorf/ComfyUI_FizzNodes.git

and install the requirements using:

.\python_embed\python.exe -s -m pip install -r requirements.txt

If you are using a venv, make sure you have it activated before installation and use:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Important!

Instructions	Example
Regular prompt schedule nodes require an int primitive node set to incremental after generating in the current_frame input. To set this up, simply right click on the node and convert current_frame to an input. Then, double click the input to add a primitive node. Set the node value control to increment and the value to 0. The primitive should look like this:
The text inputs pre_text and app_text are for appending or prepending text to every scheduled prompt. The primitive that is made from double clicking the input is single line and might be a little inconvenient. I reccomend using the TextBox from these modded nodes as the input for either of these inputs. This node suite also has a lot of math operator nodes that can come in handy when using these nodes.
The Prompt Scheduler has multiple options that need to be converted to an input in order to properly use them. The Prompt weight channels (pw_a, pw_b, etc.) can take in the result from a Value scheduler giving full control of the token weight over time.
An example setup that includes prepended text and two prompt weight variables would look something like this:

"Note: I used keyframe string generator to manually set the animation curves in the value schedule."