Anima Clothing Tag Selector+
Outfit library with a cleaner splice for your prompt
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The Anima Clothing Tag Selector+ is the same visual outfit library as the base Clothing node - browse categories like dresses, uniforms, swimwear, and fantasy, drill into lace or tall boots or garter belts, click, done - with one change to how it emits text: it merges your clothing picks with your own prompt text cleanly instead of making you babysit commas.
Where the base version pairs mode + opt_prompt and leaves a trailing ", " in your lap, the + node gives you:
clothing_tags- the comma-separated outfit tags from the panel.extra_text- your own text appended after the clothing block.separator- the delimiter, defaulting to", ".
The join logic is the shared "smart" splice across all the Plus nodes: since the clothing block already ends in a comma-space, a comma or empty separator joins directly (no double commas), and a custom separator strips the trailing comma first so you get exactly one. Leave extra_text empty and you just get the clean tag1, tag2, block.
Pass-through cleaning applies here too - the backend trims, drops empties, and honors a _raw_: prefix for raw injection, with no @ rewriting.
Install
One install for the whole Anima-Tools pack:
cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/nregret/Comfyui-Anima-Tools
Or ComfyUI Manager → "Anima Tools" → Install, restart, and it appears under AnimaArt as "Anima Clothing Tag Selector+". Zero pip dependencies, no model downloads; the clothing database is bundled, and the preview thumbnails pull from a CDN so the grid wants internet.
Base or Plus? If the outfit tags are the whole prompt, the base node is fine. If you're composing clothing + scene description in a single node and you don't want to hand-fix ", , " afterward, grab the +.
Inputs (3)
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| clothing_tags | STRING | — | |
| extra_text | STRING | — | |
| separator | STRING | , | — |
Outputs (1)
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| text | STRING | — |