SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree)

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SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree)

Example

JSON Example

{
  "class_type": "SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree)",
  "inputs": {
    "prompt_g": "a beautiful landscape, high quality, detailed",
    "prompt_l": "a beautiful landscape, high quality, detailed"
  }
}

This example shows required inputs only. Connection values like ["node_id", 0] should reference actual node IDs from your workflow.

Inputs

Name	Type	Status	Constraints	Default
prompt_g	STRING	required	-	-
prompt_l	STRING	required	-	-
opt_clip	CLIP	optional	-	-
opt_clip_width	INT	optional	min: 0, max: 16384	1024
opt_clip_height	INT	optional	min: 0, max: 16384	1024
insert_embedding	ENUM 1 options CHOOSE	optional	-	-
insert_saved	ENUM 1 options CHOOSE	optional	-	-
target_width	INT	optional	min: -1, max: 16384	-1
target_height	INT	optional	min: -1, max: 16384	-1
crop_width	INT	optional	min: -1, max: 16384	-1
crop_height	INT	optional	min: -1, max: 16384	-1

Outputs

Index	Name	Type	Is List	Connection Reference
0	CONDITIONING	CONDITIONING	No	["{node_id}", 0]
1	TEXT_G	STRING	No	["{node_id}", 1]
2	TEXT_L	STRING	No	["{node_id}", 2]

How to connect to these outputs

To connect another node's input to an output from this node, use the connection reference format:

["node_id", output_index]

Where node_id is the ID of this SDXL Power Prompt - Simple / Negative (rgthree) node in your workflow, and output_index is the index from the table above.

Example

If this node has ID "5" in your workflow:

• CONDITIONING (CONDITIONING): ["5", 0]
• TEXT_G (STRING): ["5", 1]
• TEXT_L (STRING): ["5", 2]

Package: rgthree-comfy