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@@ -25,17 +25,17 @@ These loaders have two custom outputs:
- civitai_tags_list: a python list of the tags related to this lora on civitai - civitai_tags_list: a python list of the tags related to this lora on civitai
- meta_tags_list: a python list of the tags used for training the lora embeded in it (if any) - meta_tags_list: a python list of the tags used for training the lora embeded in it (if any)
This outputs needs to be filtered by two othere nodes: This outputs needs to be filtered by two othere nodes:
- TagsFormater: list in a comprehensible way the available tags - TagsFormater: Helper to show the available tag and their indexes
- tagsSelector: allow to filter tags and apply a weight to it. - tagsSelector: allow to filter tags and apply a weight to it.
#### Filtering #### Filtering
The format is simple. It's the same as python list index, but can select multiple index or ranges of indexes separated by comas. The format is simple. It's the same as python list index, but can select multiple index or ranges of indexes separated by comas.
`Ex: 0, 3, 5:8, -8:` `Ex: 0, 3, 5:8, -8:`
Select a specific list of indexes: `0, 2, 3, 15`... - Select a specific list of indexes: `0, 2, 3, 15`...
Select range of indexes: `2:5, 10:15`... - Select range of indexes: `2:5, 10:15`...
Select a range from the begining to a specific index: `:5` - Select a range from the begining to a specific index: `:5`
Select a range from a specific index to the end: `5:` - Select a range from a specific index to the end: `5:`
You can use negative indexes. Like `-1` to select the last tag - You can use negative indexes. Like `-1` to select the last tag
By default `:` selects everything - By default `:` selects everything
#### Example of normal workflow #### Example of normal workflow
![image](./images/loaderAdvanced.png) ![image](./images/loaderAdvanced.png)