jin yong🔃

jinyong is the disable half of a pair. Drop it inside a group, wire it to the Hybrid switch (GroupSwitchNodeee), and that group gets bypassed - not muted, bypassed, meaning whatever fed into the group still flows out the other side untouched - whenever the switch toggles. The name is the pinyin romanization of 禁用 (jìnyòng), Chinese for "disable" or "forbid use," which is a genuinely useful thing to know if you've been squinting at this node trying to guess what it does from the label alone.

Like its sibling hulue, jinyong has no logic of its own - it's a target, not an actor. Its entire purpose is telling the Hybrid switch which behavior to apply to which group, by which marker type is sitting inside it.

How it works

Place jinyong fully inside the group's boundary box (ComfyUI groups are spatial - a marker just outside the frame doesn't count as belonging), then wire it into GroupSwitchNodeee ("Hybrid switch🔃"). The wire is a control signal, not pipeline data. Toggle the switch and every group holding a connected jinyong gets disabled (bypassed) at once, while groups holding hulue instead get ignored (muted) - one switch, two behaviors, decided entirely by which marker you dropped where. That's the trade you're making versus the pack's simpler pair: GroupSwitchNodee ("All Disable") with the generic ALLty marker does the same single bypass behavior with one less node type to remember, if every group under a switch should be treated identically.

The inputs and outputs that matter

One required input - a wildcard (*) socket, where the Hybrid switch's output connects. No outputs. It's a leaf node: nothing downstream reads from it, it exists purely to be wired into.

How to install it

Search Comfyui-ergouzi-kaiguan in ComfyUI Manager, or install by hand:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/11dogzi/Comfyui-ergouzi-kaiguan.git

Restart ComfyUI afterward. No dependencies, no models to download - jinyong is bundled in the same install as the rest of the pack.

Common issues & troubleshooting

The group ignored instead of disabling, or vice versa. Almost always a mixup between jinyong and hulue - they look nearly identical on the canvas and only differ in which behavior they trigger on the switch. Trace the marker back and confirm you dropped the one you meant to.

A downstream node errored out after the group toggled off. That's the tell that you actually needed bypass (this node) rather than ignore - a muted group produces nothing at all, which breaks anything downstream expecting a value even when the group is "off." If a node further along needs something to work with regardless of switch state, jinyong is the right marker.

You're not using mixed behavior anywhere. If everything under a switch should disable the same way, skip the Hybrid setup entirely and use GroupSwitchNodee with plain ALLty markers - fewer node types to track on a workflow you'll revisit later.

An unfamiliar mascot icon or sound. Unrelated to jinyong itself - this pack ships a draggable dog mascot, execution animations, and completion sound settings by default, which has been confusing enough to show up as a standalone "what is this?" post on r/comfyui. Delete Comfyui-ergouzi-kaiguan/web/kaiguanj.js if you'd rather not have it.