Table of Content

• Description
• 🔤️ CR Composite Text:
• 🔤️ CR Composite Text Input Parameters:
• 🔤️ CR Composite Text Output Parameters:
• 🔤️ CR Composite Text Usage Tips:
• 🔤️ CR Composite Text Common Errors and Solutions:
• Related Nodes

ComfyUI Node: 🔤️ CR Composite Text

Class Name

CR Composite Text

Category 🧩 Comfyroll Studio/👾 Graphics/🔤 Text

Author Suzie1 (Account age: 2158days)Extension Comfyroll StudioLatest Updated 2024-06-05Github Stars 0.49K

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• 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
• 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
• 3. Enter Comfyroll Studio in the search bar

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🔤️ CR Composite Text Description

Facilitates combining and manipulating multiple text inputs efficiently for AI artists.

🔤️ CR Composite Text:

The CR Composite Text node is designed to facilitate the combination and manipulation of multiple text inputs within a single node. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to merge, replace, or format text strings efficiently. By leveraging this node, you can streamline your text processing workflows, ensuring that your text data is handled in a cohesive and organized manner. The primary goal of the CR Composite Text node is to provide a versatile and user-friendly interface for text operations, making it easier to manage and manipulate text data without requiring extensive technical knowledge.

🔤️ CR Composite Text Input Parameters:

text1

This parameter represents the first text input that you want to include in the composite text operation. It accepts a string value and can be multiline, allowing you to input longer text blocks. The default value is an empty string. This parameter is essential for defining the initial part of the composite text.

text2

This parameter represents the second text input that you want to include in the composite text operation. Similar to text1, it accepts a string value and can be multiline. The default value is an empty string. This parameter is used to append or merge with the first text input.

separator

This parameter allows you to specify a separator string that will be inserted between text1 and text2 during the composite operation. It accepts a string value and is not multiline. The default value is an empty string. This parameter is useful for adding delimiters or formatting elements between the combined text inputs.

🔤️ CR Composite Text Output Parameters:

text

This output parameter returns the final composite text after merging text1 and text2 with the specified separator. The resulting string is a combination of the input texts, formatted according to the provided separator. This output is crucial for obtaining the processed text data that can be used in subsequent nodes or operations.

show_help

This output parameter provides a URL link to the documentation or help page for the CR Composite Text node. The link directs you to a resource that offers additional information, examples, and guidance on using the node effectively. This output is valuable for users who need further assistance or want to explore advanced features of the node.

🔤️ CR Composite Text Usage Tips:

• To ensure a smooth combination of text inputs, make sure to provide meaningful separator values that enhance the readability of the final composite text.
• Utilize the multiline capabilities of text1 and text2 to handle larger text blocks, making it easier to manage extensive text data within a single node.

🔤️ CR Composite Text Common Errors and Solutions:

Missing text input

• Explanation : One or both of the text input parameters (text1 or text2) are empty or not provided.
• Solution : Ensure that you provide valid string values for both text1 and text2 parameters to avoid this error.

Invalid separator value

• Explanation : The separator parameter contains invalid characters or is not a string.
• Solution : Verify that the separator parameter is a valid string and does not contain any unsupported characters.

Output text too long

• Explanation : The resulting composite text exceeds the maximum allowed length for the output.
• Solution : Consider breaking down the text inputs into smaller chunks or reducing the length of text1 and text2 to fit within the allowed output length.