2🐕Other categories

This is the sibling to ergouzi's "Scene class" node, and between the two of them they cover most of the README's "Hint Word Master" idea: dropdown-driven, pre-tagged prompt building instead of typing everything from memory. Where Scene class handles where your image happens, Other categories handles a handful of unrelated but genuinely useful tag groups that didn't fit anywhere else: color palette, hair color, zodiac sign, and elemental themes.

The categories

Four pickers, each with its own weight slider (0.1-2.0, default 1), same pattern as the Scene class node: Color - overall palette descriptors like monochrome, gradient, limited palette, spot color, and various theme colors (36 choices); Rare Colors - despite the name, this one is specifically hair-color tags: auburn, blonde, chestnut, copper, and so on (18 choices); Twelve Constellations - the zodiac signs, Aries through Pisces (13 choices, i.e. all twelve plus None); and Magic Elements - fantasy-leaning descriptors like fire, ice, lightning, crystals, ink, web (15 choices). Each can be set to None to leave it out entirely.

random (yes/no) paired with seed works the same way as its sibling: flip it to yes and the node picks entries for you instead of respecting the dropdowns, reseeded by whatever you set seed to. The output is a single prompt STRING, meant to be joined with the rest of your prompt via one of this pack's text-splicing nodes.

What to actually set

Realistically, most people will use one or two of these four at a time - Color for a general palette nudge, or Twelve Constellations/Magic Elements if you're doing themed character art where zodiac or elemental motifs are actually relevant. Leave the rest at None rather than stacking all four, which tends to clutter the prompt with tags fighting each other for attention.

Installing it

ComfyUI Manager: search "Comfyui-ergouzi-Nodes", install, restart. Manually:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/11dogzi/Comfyui-ergouzi-Nodes.git

No model downloads - it's a static tag list wired to dropdowns, nothing to fetch. Same caveat as the rest of the pack: the English repo isn't the actively maintained one; new work goes into a separate Chinese-first sibling repo.

Common issues & troubleshooting

Weights aren't visibly changing anything. As with its sibling node, attention-weight syntax ((tag:1.3)) only does something on SDXL-lineage and similarly-encoded checkpoints - models with an LLM-based text encoder discard that syntax entirely, so if you're on one of those, the weight sliders here won't have an effect even though the tags themselves still work as plain text.

Rare Colors doesn't behave like a general color category. This is the one naming trap worth flagging explicitly: it's scoped to hair color specifically, not colors in general - if you want a broader palette nudge, that's what the plain Color dropdown on this same node is for.