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@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ What if two or more `Anything Everywhere` nodes can send to the same input? How
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</summary>
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Each node has an automatically calculated priority - in general the more restrictive the node, the higher the priority.
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You can see this prority in the restrictions dialog, and you can choose to replace the automatically calculated value if you wish.
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You can see this priority in the restrictions dialog, and you can choose to replace the automatically calculated value if you wish.
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If two more more `Anything Everywhere` nodes match the same input, the higher priority node is used. If there is a tie, _no connection is made_.
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The input is marked with a red cross to indicate that there is a conflict. If you hover over the node, the two (or more) conflicting UE inputs
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@@ -350,7 +350,7 @@ UE nodes do not work with the old-style `Primitive` nodes (which automatically d
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nor do they work with reroute nodes.
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In both cases that is dues to some issues that are deep within ComfyUI, related to the way that these nodes work out
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the data type they represent, which makes it next to impossible for UE to correctly intereact with them.
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the data type they represent, which makes it next to impossible for UE to correctly interact with them.
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</details>
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import { Logger } from "./use_everywhere_utilities.js"
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function update_me(node) {
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if (node.properties.comboclone) {
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Logger.log_problem(`Reseting combo clone node ${node.id}`)
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Logger.log_problem(`Resetting combo clone node ${node.id}`)
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node.widgets[0].options.values = [...node.properties.comboclone.options]
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node.outputs[0].type = "COMBO"
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node.outputs[0].label = node.properties.comboclone.name
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@@ -33,12 +33,12 @@ const PROMPT_REGEXES = [new RegExp(i18n_functional('prompt_regex')), new RegExp(
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/*
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The UseEverywhere object represents a single 'broadcast'. It generally contains
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controller - the UE node that controls the broadcase
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controller - the UE node that controls the broadcast
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control_node_input_index - the input on that node
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type - the data type
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output - the output that is being rebroadcast as a list (node_id, output_index)
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title_regex, input_regex - the UE? matching rules
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priority - priorty :)
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priority - priority :)
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graph - the graph or subgraph
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*/
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class UseEverywhere {
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