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- v0.33.0 - Changing the operating method of the RS Outpaint node
- v0.33.1 - clip_type 'mage' added to RS Models Loader node
- v0.33.2 - Deep modification of the RS Outpaint node
- v0.34.0 - Adding the RS Load Images From Dir node
- v0.34.0 - Adding the RS Load Images From Dir node
- v0.34.1 - Added the 'Paste' button to the RS Load Images From Dir node
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**A custom node designed to load images from a local directory with advanced filtering, precise index control, and a fully custom user interface.**
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### 🔥 Features
- **Unified Custom UI** - All widgets are custom-drawn with a consistent dark theme, rounded corners, and custom modal prompts (no ugly native browser dialogs).
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- **Advanced Filtering** - Built-in support for common formats (`*.png`, `*.jpg`, `*.webp`, etc.) plus a "custom" mode for specific glob patterns (e.g., `*_mask.png`).
- **Precise Index Control** - Load specific subsets of images using 1-based Start and End indices.
- **Quality Preservation** - Maintains the original image resolution and preserves the alpha channel (RGBA) when present.
- **Detailed Outputs** - Returns the images, filenames, folder path, and total file count.
- **Detailed Outputs** - Returns the images, filenames, folder path, and total file count.
- **"Paste" button** - Inserting a folder path from the clipboard
💡 Tip: The "Paste" button works differently in all browsers.
In Chrome and Edge, the button works immediately (requires a one-time confirmation of access to the clipboard).
In Firefox, the Paste button will additionally pop up, when clicked, the path will be inserted.
**These are browser security principles and cannot be circumvented.**
In any case, you can always paste the path using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+V.
### Inputs
| Parameter | Type | Description |