OC Outfit Handwear Part

OCOutfit Handwear Part covers everything from the wrist down and up the arm: 86 options across three child subgroups - gloves (手套), wrist (手腕), and arm (手臂). That's a wider net than "handwear" suggests, and it pays off: armband, armlet, asymmetrical gloves, baseball_mitt, bead bracelet, bracelet, bound_wrists, bandaged_arm, arm_out_of_sleeve - plus the inevitable overlap entries like arm_tattoo, which also lives in the character accessories block.

That overlap is worth naming. This catalog and the accessories block both carry arm_tattoo and similar body tags, because "is this clothing or body decoration" is a judgment call the source data makes inconsistently. It's harmless - OC Generator's dedupe (on by default) drops the duplicate when both fragments resolve to the same string - but expect a few tags to exist in two places.

How it works

Standard part-node controls:

• mode - unset (default, emits nothing), fixed, or randomize. The universal footgun: forget to change it and your character gets bare hands and arms, silently.
• option - static dropdown over all 86, formatted 手部 / 手臂 | 袖子里的手臂 -> arm_out_of_sleeve.

group has four choices (__all_groups__, 手部 / 手套, 手部 / 手腕, 手部 / 手臂), and the option dropdown is static - so the mismatch fallback is real. Pick a glove, switch group to 手部 / 手臂, and execution falls back to the first arm option with a note in debug_text. Keep group on __all_groups__ unless you're pinning a specific subgroup on purpose.

randomize is deterministic (same seed, same handwear). color_role defaults to auto, mapping the handwear slot to secondary - the palette's second fiddle, fitting for gloves against a primary top.

Outputs

oc_part (typed OC_PART_OUTFIT_HANDWEAR, wire into Character Outfit Block's handwear_part), prompt_preview (the resolved tag), debug_text (mode, color role, pool index, fallback notes).

Installing it

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/Zhuozhuo-219/ComfyUI-OC-Generator

Restart ComfyUI, or use ComfyUI Manager (search ComfyUI-OC-Generator). No extra dependencies, no model downloads - the catalog ships in-repo, dropdowns ready offline.

Honest caveat: 86 options is a good-sized cut and the arm/wrist/glove split is genuinely useful, but it's still curated - a specific glove style your OC needs goes in OC Generator's prefix_prompt. The pack is young and quiet, so lean on debug_text and remember the standard checklist when hands come out wrong: mode not unset, group not pinning a mismatched subgroup, then the model itself.