OC Outfit Skirt Part

OCOutfit Skirt Part is the skirt-and-dress half of the lower slot: 80 options under 裙子, which in this pack means skirts, dresses, and the fuzzy territory between them. It's a genuinely good catalog - dress, ballgown, bubble_skirt, checkered_skirt, chiffon_skirt, china_dress, collared_dress, denim_skirt, beltskirt, bikini_skirt, armored_dress - plus the whole category of dress-tags that carry a lot of character-signal in one token.

The structural thing to know up front: this node shares its output socket with the pants node. OCOutfit Skirt Part and OCOutfit Pants Part both emit OC_PART_OUTFIT_LOWER, and Character Outfit Block has exactly one lower_part input. You choose: pants or skirt, one wire into that socket. Trying to use both means the second one has nowhere to go. If you want to switch between them across runs, put a switch upstream - the pack doesn't ship one, but the *-type switch from any plumbing pack works since these are custom types that resolve fine at runtime.

How it works

Standard part-node behavior:

• mode - unset (default - emits nothing!), fixed, or randomize. The pack's biggest footgun applies here as much as anywhere: forget to set it and your character is wearing no lower garment, with no error, just a silent empty slot.
• option - static dropdown over all 80, formatted 裙子 | 战甲裙 -> armored_dress.

group is __all_groups__ or 裙子 - nothing to trip over. randomize is deterministic (same seed, same dress - keep it stable across a character sheet). And color_role defaults to auto, mapping the lower slot to secondary: with a palette connected, your skirt takes the palette's secondary color while the upper slot takes primary. That's the coordinated-outfit behavior this pack is built around.

Outputs

oc_part (typed OC_PART_OUTFIT_LOWER, wire into lower_part), prompt_preview (the resolved tag), debug_text (mode, color role, pool index).

Installing it

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

Restart ComfyUI, or ComfyUI Manager (search ComfyUI-OC-Generator). No extra dependencies, no models to download - the catalog ships in-repo.

The realistic take: of the two lower-slot nodes, this is the bigger and more useful catalog - dresses carry a lot of character signal per tag, and armored_dress or china_dress says more than a sentence. But it's still a curated cut; a specific historical gown your OC needs is prefix_prompt territory. And the pack is new enough that the only real documentation is the debug_text output, so read it when a run surprises you.