Pose List (kppb)

If you've ever wanted the same character in twelve different poses without rebuilding the prompt twelve times, Pose List (kppb) is the boring little node that makes it happen. It's a toggle panel with ~58 pose names - standing, walking, hand on hip, arms crossed, sitting, contrapposto, looking away, twirl, reclining on sofa and a lot more - and you just tick the ones you want. Ticking nothing means an empty list, so the node's real job is being a batch selector for an XY Plot grid.

How it works

Every pose is a boolean input (default off). Whatever you switch on, plus anything you add in the custom_entries multiline box (one pose per line, gets appended as-is), comes back out as two outputs:

• list - the collected pose strings, in order.
• count - how many you selected. That's the number the XY Plot queue uses to know how many images that dimension should produce.

The poses use the same vocabulary as the Prompt Builder's pose dropdown, so the strings slot straight into it. If you're not using XY Plot yet, these lists are still useful for a manual batch: connect list where the workflow expects the pose value and let ComfyUI iterate.

Wiring it up

This is where the ComfyLab-Pack dependency shows up. The pack's example workflows drive XY Plot: Queue with these lists:

Pose List "list"   ──►  XY Plot Queue (dim1)
Pose List "count"  ──►  XY Plot Queue (batch/step count)

The README is explicit that this works with ComfyLab-Pack, and it flags a real gotcha: ComfyUI Manager's Install Missing Custom Nodes cannot auto-resolve XYPlotQueue because ComfyLab-Pack registers those nodes under display names. Search "ComfyLab Pack" in the Manager and install it manually before the example workflow will load.

Installing

Same as every node in this pack:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/artokun/ComfyUI-Photoreal-Prompt-Builder.git comfyui-klein-photoreal-promptbuilder

Restart ComfyUI, no pip dependencies. Or search "Photoreal Prompt Builder" in ComfyUI Manager. You'll find it under conditioning/klein.

One warning before you get greedy: pose lists multiply fast. Eight poses × eight lighting options is 64 generations, and each Klein pass takes a while. Start with three poses, check the grid, then widen. The node will happily hand you a 400-image queue; your GPU will not thank you.