VRGDG_NoteBox

If you pulled down one of VRGameDevGirl's music-video workflows and met a node with a note already typed into it, this is the one. VRGDG_NoteBox doesn't generate, process, or gate anything - it's a sticky note with a font slider. That's its entire job, and honestly it's a good one.

ComfyUI workflows are files first and documents second. The pack author's "unlimited length" LTX-2.3 music-video graphs are big, and big graphs without labels are how you end up rerunning the wrong sampler at 3 a.m. A NoteBox lets the author - or you - write "run the two-pass pipeline here" or "your scene folder goes in this box" directly on the canvas so the workflow survives contact with future-you.

What you actually set

The node has three inputs and no outputs at all, which is why people occasionally assume it's broken.

• title - a short heading, defaults to "Note". Think of it as the bold line.
• note - the body, multiline, defaults to "Write your workflow notes here." This is where the actual instructions live.
• font_size - 12 to 120, default 18. Bump it if you're viewing on a big monitor or want a warning to be unmissable.

Because it produces nothing, you can't wire it into anything and you don't need to. It just sits there being informative. If you drag it into a graph of your own, the same habit applies: put one at the top of a workflow explaining what's about to happen, and one next to any node whose defaults look like they shouldn't be touched.

Installing it

It ships in the same pack as the rest of the VRGDG nodes. Easiest route is ComfyUI Manager: Manager → Install Custom Nodes → search "vrgamedev", or clone it yourself:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/vrgamegirl19/comfyui-vrgamedevgirl

Then restart ComfyUI. The pack pulls in kornia, librosa, and imageio from its requirements.txt; if Manager doesn't install them for you, run:

pip install -r custom_nodes/comfyui-vrgamedevgirl/requirements.txt

The honest gotcha

There isn't much to go wrong with a text node, but one thing trips people up: this pack's README barely mentions the workflow nodes - it's mostly about the film-grain and sharpen nodes - so a NoteBox floating in an unfamiliar graph reads as mysterious. It's not. Anything it says about folders, batch counts, or steps is the author's documentation of the surrounding workflow, and it's usually the most reliable help you'll get, because it came from the person who built the graph.

One more reason to like it: when you download a shared VRGDG workflow and every node is a cryptic class name, the NoteBoxes are the only part written in English. Read them before you touch anything else.