AC_First_Season提示词

This is where the ComfyUI-AC_FUNV2.0 pack started. The author - a Chinese ComfyUI teacher who posts tutorials on Bilibili as Cc啊程 - built this first season of prompts, and it's the pattern every later season repeats: one dropdown, one folder of .txt files, one string out. AC_First_Season提示词 ships 44 prompts, and it's the generalist set: photography-style portraits, JK outfits, a batch of 初音未来 (Hatsune Miku) prompts, Christmas girls, 国风 (Chinese-style) beauty mixes, 3D-to-real conversions, and a few landscape design entries.

The mechanism couldn't be simpler. The node lists every .txt file in the pack's First-Season folder in its ModeList dropdown. Pick one, and the node opens that file, reads the whole thing, and spits it out its single STRING output. Wire that into a CLIP Text Encode and it becomes your positive prompt. That's the entire node - which is also the entire point of the pack: the author calls it a "prompt toolbox," and the value isn't in the code, it's in the 900-odd curated prompts sitting in the folders.

What the prompts actually look like is worth knowing before you trust them. Open a file and you'll find classic tag-soup - masterpiece, best quality, 1girl, face, ((close-up:1)), make up, studio light, white background, black hair.... That's SD1.5/SDXL-era vocabulary with (word:1.3) style weighting. It'll behave on SDXL and its finetunes (Illustrious, NoobAI, Pony) exactly as intended. It will not behave the same on Flux or distilled models, where the weighting syntax is silently discarded and natural-language sentences beat tag lists. If you're on modern stack, treat these as a starting point to translate, not a drop-in.

Also honest: this season is mostly female portraits with a strong anime-adjacent flavor. That's the pack's demographic, and the file names are unapologetically Chinese descriptions. If that's not your subject matter, the later seasons (Seven for e-commerce, Eight for textures, Nine for Flux) might suit you better - each season is a different content category.

The one input that matters: ModeList. That's it - a required dropdown, no other settings. Select a file name and hit run.

Install is the pack standard:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/A719689614/ComfyUI-AC_FUNV2.0

restart, and it's under the ♑AC_FUNV2.0 category. No models to download, no heavy dependencies - the code needs only what ComfyUI already bundles (if the torch==2.11.0 line in requirements.txt makes pip unhappy, skip it; nothing in this pack actually uses that pin).

One genuinely useful thing the author documents: you can drop your own .txt files into First-Season/ and they appear in the dropdown after a restart. That's how you turn this into your prompt library. And if you want to see what a selected prompt actually contains before you run a sampler, wire the output into the pack's Panel display node - the prompts are a black box until you do.