prepare for publication (#3)

* create the files needed for publication on ComfyUI-Manager and Comfy Registry * init the README * small adjustments to the wiki
2025-01-21 19:27:31 +01:00
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@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ The `Format` nodes are very simple yet powerful nodes, that are based on the **s
 They exist in 2 flavors: `String` or `Multiline`.

 They are useful to create a string from a template, and **any number of inputs**.\
-Inputs can be of the following ConfyUI types: `STRING`, `INT`, `FLOAT`, `BOOLEAN`.
+Inputs can be of the following ComfyUI types: `STRING`, `INT`, `FLOAT`, `BOOLEAN`.

 ## How to use

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Here we will just cover the most basic usage, but please note that Python string

 The node takes any number of inputs, that are automatically incremented: `arg0`, `arg1`, ...

-Given the following template: `first arg by name: {arg0}, second by index: {1}`, and 2 input string (`tata` and `toto`), we will get the resulting string: `first arg by name: tata, second by index: toto`.
+Given the following template: `first arg by name: {arg0}, second by index: {1}`, and 2 input strings (`tata` and `toto`), we will get the resulting string: `first arg by name: tata, second by index: toto`.

 Here we see that **we can reference the inputs either by their name (`argN`), or by their index (starting at 0)**.\
 Straightforward, isn't it?
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Tutorial sections:

 To keep it simple, we will not detail the core concepts here. But if you are interested, now or later, you can check the [dedicated page](../../../node%20reference/xy%20plot/00%20-%20core%20concepts.md).

-> As for all nodes in this extension, you can get useful contextual information, by just **putting the mouse pointer over a node or its inputs / widgets / outputs**. This should help you understand some details, without reading the more detailed wiki pages (yet).
+> As for all nodes in this extension, you can get useful contextual information, by just **moving the mouse pointer over a node or its inputs / widgets / outputs**. This should help you understand some details, without reading the more detailed wiki pages (yet).

 And as always, if you do not want to follow all the steps, you can jump directly to [the conclusion](#tldr--conclusion).

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ Tutorial sections:
 - [TL;DR / Conclusion](#tldr--conclusion)
 - [Going further (advanced)](#going-further-advanced)

-> As for all nodes in this extension, you can get useful contextual information, by just **putting the mouse pointer over a node or its inputs / widgets / outputs**. This should help you understand some details, without reading the more detailed wiki pages (yet).
+> As for all nodes in this extension, you can get useful contextual information, by just **moving the mouse pointer over a node or its inputs / widgets / outputs**. This should help you understand some details, without reading the more detailed wiki pages (yet).

 And as always, if you do not want to follow all the steps, you can jump directly to [the conclusion](#tldr--conclusion).

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ Tutorial sections:
 - [Part 2 - Various resolutions and aspect ratios](#part-2---various-resolutions-and-aspect-ratios)
 - [TL;DR / Conclusion](#tldr--conclusion)

-> As for all nodes in this extension, you can get useful contextual information, by just **putting the mouse pointer over a node or its inputs / widgets / outputs**. This should help you understand some details, without reading the more detailed wiki pages (yet).
+> As for all nodes in this extension, you can get useful contextual information, by just **moving the mouse pointer over a node or its inputs / widgets / outputs**. This should help you understand some details, without reading the more detailed wiki pages (yet).

 And as always, if you do not want to follow all the steps, you can jump directly to [the conclusion](#tldr--conclusion).

@@ -5,12 +5,13 @@ The `XY Plot` nodes allow you to create the grids you want, with virtually no li
 - simple to use by default: only 2 nodes
  - optional configuration nodes to customize the grid, or the page header / footer
  - with possible pagination, row / column switch
- auto-queuing
+- auto-queuing (with error / interruption detection)
 - you can virtually make anything vary: CFG, seed, checkpoint / sampler / LoRA / ...
 - not restricted to KSampler: can be adapted to any process generating images
 - many configuration options:
  - font (type / size / color)
    - in row / column headers, and/or page header / footer
+    - either one of the 4 fonts shipped with the extension, or any other TTF font on your disk
  - background color:
    - make your grid transparent (RGBA) to add a custom background image
  - padding, wrap, ...