♻👚 List Looper (Text Generator Outfits Male)

The male sibling of Bjornulf's outfit dropdown pile has the same problem: pick one top, one pair of shoes, one accessory, and you're locked into a single look per run. This node flips that around. Instead of choosing a value from one of the male outfit categories, you tell it which category to iterate, and ComfyUI runs your workflow once for every entry in that list - automatically, no manual re-queuing.

It's one of six near-identical "List Looper" nodes in the pack (male outfits, female outfits, scenes, styles, poses, characters). The author's own note on the family: they "all have the same logic," so once this one clicks, the rest are free.

How it works

SELECTION picks which of the 15 male outfit categories becomes the loop - top, bottom, footwear, head_item, eye_item, mouth_item, accessories, armors, uniforms, material, pattern, style_details, style, cosplay, colors. (Male skips dress and full_body, which exist on the female version - the two lists aren't mirror images.) Once you've picked the category, set that specific dropdown to its ALL (N) entry - every category has one - while the other 14 stay on a fixed value. The node reads whichever field SELECTION points at and outputs the entire list for it.

This runs on ComfyUI's built-in list execution: the output is a wildcard list, and everything downstream fires once per entry, in order. It's genuinely "all in one," which is the point - and it means it's the wrong tool if what you actually want is a manual increment through options one queue-run at a time. For that, the author says explicitly: skip this node, right-click the widget on the real Outfit Male generator and set it to increment.

The inputs and outputs that matter

• SELECTION - the category to loop. This is the only thing you're really deciding.
• The 14 other category dropdowns - leave fixed, except the one matching SELECTION, which you set to ALL.
• One wildcard list output - connect it to the matching input on the Outfit Male generator so the loop actually reaches your character prompt.

Category sizes range from accessories (8 real options) up to uniforms (123). Looping armors or uniforms is a real batch job - plan your GPU budget before you queue it.

How to install it

ComfyUI Manager → search Bjornulf_custom_nodes → install → restart. Manual:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/justUmen/Bjornulf_custom_nodes
pip install -r Bjornulf_custom_nodes/requirements.txt

The node itself is plain list logic with zero special dependencies, but it ships inside the shared pack, so requirements.txt pulls in the full tail (ollama, opencv-python, ffmpeg-python, fal_client, and more) used by the pack's other 150-odd nodes. Install the whole thing; there's no partial install.

Common issues & troubleshooting

Only one image came out. The category dropdown matching your SELECTION needs to be set to ALL (N) - if it's still on a specific value, you've just picked one garment, and there's nothing to loop.

The loop ran but the outfit barely changes. Confirm the loop's output is actually wired into the input that varies in your graph - a stray unlooped dropdown elsewhere can quietly override what you think is changing.

Results look generic or ignore the garment detail. This is a checkpoint limitation shared across the whole Text Generator subsystem - it was built with Flux in mind, and the author is upfront that SD1.5 and SDXL follow specific clothing and material language less reliably. If looping ALL (117) armors gives you visually similar output on an older checkpoint, that's model comprehension, not a broken loop.

I want two categories looping at once. SELECTION only picks one. Chain two List Loopers if you want the cross-product, but the run count multiplies - N tops by M colors means N×M renders, so check the math before you queue.