Nodes
1. Prompt Node
The most powerful node that calls AI models to generate content.
- Function: process text prompts, generate text, images, or video.
- Inputs:
in-text: text prompt.in-referenceImage: reference image (image/video generation).in-referenceVideo: reference video (video stylization).
- Models:
- Gemini: multi-modal understanding and text generation.
- Nano Banana Pro: high-quality image generation.
- Sora 2: state-of-the-art video generation.
- Params Panel: shows parameters like aspect ratio, duration, steps depending on model.
2. Input Nodes
Text Input
- Use: store outlines, character settings, and scene descriptions.
- Notes: connect to Prompt Node as context.
Image Input
- Use: import external images.
- Features:
- Upload local files.
- URL paste.
- Drag & Drop into the node area.
Video Input
- Use: import external videos.
- Features: same as Image Input; can be used as Sora reference.
Audio Input
- Use: import external audio files or audio URLs.
- Notes: connect to Prompt Node when using audio-capable models.
3. Result Node
- Use: auto-display final results from Prompt Node.
- Smart Display: switches components based on upstream type (text/image/video).
- Download: save results from the menu.
4. Split Output Node
- Use: split one piece of upstream text into multiple text outputs (scenes/items).
- Input:
in-text: the text to split (usually a numbered list or paragraphs).
- Outputs:
out-0,out-1, …: one text output per segment (created dynamically).
- Auto Split:
- If the input contains numbered items like
1./1)it splits by numbering. - Otherwise it splits by blank lines (paragraphs).
- If the input contains numbered items like
- Edit & Manage: edit any segment inline; add/remove segments; handles update automatically.
5. Global Context Node
- Use: store project-wide instructions (style bible, constraints, naming rules) and reuse across the graph.
- Output:
out-text: connect to Prompt nodes to apply the same context everywhere.
6. Group Node
- Organize: Group related nodes together visually.
- Features:
- Selection: Click the group title to select all children (direct and nested).
- Move: Dragging the group moves all contained nodes.
- Detach: Drag a child node completely out of the group area to verify detachment.