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[Feature Suggestion] Titled Wildcard Entries #562
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Thanks for the suggestion - it's a nice idea but we still need a way to differentiate regular words from wildcards. Dynamic Prompts doesn't have control of the prompt box. It receives whatever you wrote in there, looks for the wildcards and then replaces them with random values. "Beach Relaxation" is impossible to differentiate from regular text. Wouldn't naming the file achieve more or less the same purpose, i.e. Beach Relaxation.txt will become |
I was worried I wasn't properly clear in my explanation. What I'm proposing is a visual change for usage of wildcard look up in the prompt. Currently when typing in a wildcard it then populates a list of the wildcard entries so that you can choose one if you so desire. What I'm proposing is the ability to change how a wildcard entry shows up in that list with a title comment at the end of the entry. We'd only be seeing the title in that popped up list while typing, when clicking on it it'd spit out the actual entry. The way I'd have it syntax wise would be a doubt comment at the end to show wildcards what is defined as the title. Having a bunch of nested single entry wildcards could achieve a similar effect but it could quickly snowball if you have a long enough list of entries. |
As a quick and dirty fix you could look at my pull request that adds search functionality as a new entry in the txt2img tab :) |
Hello and good day to anyone reading this post. I'd like to recommend a feature that I feel could be very useful for the wildcard. Namely that of the ability to title wildcard entries. In most standard uses of wildcards people utilize one word per entry so it's easy enough for browsing. But if you're utilizing wildcards to store entire complex prompts or nested wildcard sequences it can quickly become a daunting task differentiating them all.
I propose a feature to be able to name the wildcard entries so that instead of showing the actual wildcard, it'd show the title instead. How I imagine it could work is that if you put a comment at the end of a wildcard entry or perhaps a double comment so it's specified as a title it'd instead show up when activating the wildcard from the prompt.
For example the following prompt 'character sitting on a beach enjoying a drink of water while a wave crashes in the background' could then have the comment at the end ## Beach Relaxation. And thus show up as just 'Beach Relaxation' in the list.
Thank you for your time in reading this and I hope that my idea may be picked up as a new feature for wildcards. As well I apologize if this has already been suggested, I looked through the other posts and don't think I saw anyone suggesting anything similar.
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