Pack Text 30

Thirty text boxes is a lot of text boxes. Pack Text 30 is the top of the WGC-Nodes size ladder, and it exists for the honest case where you have a genuinely huge prompt library - thirty styles, thirty shot descriptions for a video project, a per-character prompt set that would fill a small wall. When you're there, this is the clean way to hold it: all thirty strings collapse into one bundle wire, and the panels fold down to slim labeled strips that remember their heights.

Let me be blunt: most people will never need this. The pack's own design philosophy - fixed capacities, no dynamic slots - means you pick a size and live with it, and 30 is a lot to live with. If ten or twenty covers you, stop reading at the install section and grab the smaller node. But if you're the person with the 30-row spreadsheet of prompts, this is yours.

How it works

Same mechanism as every Pack Text node, just bigger: text_01 through text_30 get packed into a WGC_TEXT_BUNDLE tuple and travel down one wire. Only the string values enter the executed prompt - labels, collapsed state, and editor heights are frontend-only, so reorganizing thirty boxes doesn't invalidate ComfyUI's cache downstream. That property matters more here than anywhere: it's the difference between a workflow that re-runs when you shuffle your library and one that doesn't.

Mixed sizes still connect. An Unpack Text 10 downstream reads only the first ten slots; an Unpack Text 30 mirrors all thirty back out.

Inputs and output

• text_01 … text_30 - thirty multiline STRING inputs, required, defaulting to empty. Nothing else to configure; this node is all text boxes, which is both its point and its ceiling.
• bundle (output) - one connection carrying all thirty strings.

Install

The pack is heyheywoah/WGC-Nodes. ComfyUI Manager → search "WGC Nodes", or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/heyheywoah/WGC-Nodes.git

Restart ComfyUI. No dependencies, no model files, no API key.

Where people get tripped up

• Thirty outputs downstream is a lot of wire. An Unpack Text 30 next to your sampler becomes a wall of connections; that's normal, it's the price of the capacity. If it bothers you, an Unpack Text 5 or 10 on the far end keeps the graph calm and just drops the extras.
• Dynamic prompts are off, as everywhere in this pack - no {a|b} expansion in these boxes.
• Subgraph caveat bites hardest here. A bundle this big is more likely to cross a collapsed region, and label discovery over subgraph boundaries isn't guaranteed in 0.1.0. Reach for Manual label mode or Refresh Labels on the Unpack side when it does.

The 30 is a niche size for a niche need. When you're in that niche, it's the only node that does the job in one wire.