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@@ -29,6 +29,10 @@ The [Dynamic Prompts extension](https://github.com/adieyal/sd-dynamic-prompts) m
However, Dynamic Prompts can be combined with One Button Prompt. You can use the wildcards supported by Dynamic Prompts also in the prompt prefix, prompt suffix and subject override fields.
+It also supports the Dynamic Prompts syntax of {cat|dog} to switch during batch processing.
+
+Basically, you can run Dynamic Prompts on top of One Button Prompt.
+
Meaning that if you have managed your own wildcards before, you can use them here as well. With the standard settings, these are __ __wildcardname__ __
In this example, I have a bird.txt wildcard file in \extensions\sd-dynamic-prompts\wildcards\
@@ -60,3 +64,27 @@ here are some examples:
> digital art, long shot of a cyberpunk European Starling with Bone implants, Stormy weather, F/14, hyperdetailed, ultra high res
>
> (art by Kelly Freas:0.8), digital art, 3/4 view of a cyberpunk Winter Wren with Rubber implants, Snowy, Neogothic Art, Nostalgic lighting, Depth of field 100mm, dark white color grading
+
+# Dynamic Prompts extension and basic usage
+
+Examples of using the {cat|dog} basic usage syntax working with One Button Prompt.
+
+In One Button Prompt, I set the following:
+__Subject Types__ = "animal"
+__Artists__ = "sculpture"
+__Overwrite type of image__ = "sculpture"
+
+__Overwrite subject__ = "{cat|dog}"
+
+Now run with multiple batches, to see it switch between cat and dog.
+
+
+
+Here are some example outputs:
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+
+
+
+> sculpture of a Classic cat, Hopeless, Digital Art, waning light, [art by Barbara Hepworth|(art by Georg Jensen:1.2)|art by Lee Bontecou]
+>
+> (art by Sebastian Errazuriz:1.0), (art by Barbara Hepworth:0.9), sculpture of a Epic Regal dog, Foggy, Ultrarealistic, Geometric Abstract Art, rim light, Fish-eye Lens, Muted Colors