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24 lines
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# MultiPromptNode
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<div align="center"><img src="screenshots/multi_prompt_node.png" alt="Screenshot" width="300" /></div>
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## Overview
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`MultiPromptNode` exposes four independent multiline string sockets that can hold prompt snippets, masks, or any free-form text. It does not alter or combine the strings; the node simply passes them through so they can be reused elsewhere in a workflow.
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## Inputs
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- `subject_mask` (`STRING`, default empty): Free-form field typically used to describe subject-masking instructions.
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- `inpaint_prompt` (`STRING`, default empty): Slot for inpainting-specific guidance.
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- `outpaint_prompt` (`STRING`, default empty): Slot for outpainting instructions.
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- `stitch_mask` (`STRING`, default empty): Slot for notes or textual encodings related to stitching.
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## Outputs
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- `subject_mask` (`STRING`)
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- `inpaint_prompt` (`STRING`)
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- `outpaint_prompt` (`STRING`)
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- `stitch_mask` (`STRING`)
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## Usage Notes
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- All four sockets are optional; the node returns whatever was entered, including empty strings.
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- Because outputs are plain strings, they can feed directly into conditioning nodes, prompt editors, or scripting helpers.
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- Rename the node instance in your workflow to reflect the actual meaning of each socket if you repurpose them for other tasks.*** End Patch
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