1. English
Alpha Release Notice
I originally planned to provide a detailed guide for every node, but the tool grew far too vast, and documenting everything individually was overwhelming. While an official release should come with polished manuals, I wanted to share it sooner, so I'm uploading it as an Alpha Test version.
Inside the zip file, there is SceneStudio_Starter_SDXL_Tutorial.json, and it contains a brief explanation of how to use Scene Studio.
How it Works (Quick Overview)
At its core, this tool generates Positive & Negative prompts through three main steps:
Scene Context -> Scene Composer -> ApplyRules
Scene Context: Sets general randomness behavior and provides options to control NSFW content.
Tag Nodes & Scene Composer: Flowing from the context node, multiple tag-generation nodes feed into the
Scene Composer, which aggregates everything into a single XML structure.Apply Rules: Converts the structured XML into usable tags or natural language for your final prompt.
π‘ Tip: Even if you don't tweak any granular settings, simply using the included sample workflow will let you generate and use a functional prompt right out of the box!
Full Workflow & Useful Presets
If you check the included full workflow (SceneStudio_v2.2.json), you can find helpful setup references for:
Checkpoints & LoRAs tuned for Illustration, Anima, and Krea AI styles.
Sampler settings, ADetailer, Upscale, and PostProcess configurations.
(Note: I tend to heavily use UE in my workflows, but sub-graph UE data seems to get wiped/reset occasionally... apologies for any inconvenience regarding that!)
Key Features & Usage
Output Modes (
Apply Rulesnode):tag: Outputs tag-based prompts suitable for illustration models (Anime, Pony, SDXL, etc.).natural: Outputs natural language sentences, suitable for platforms like Krea AI.
Instant Output: Because it doesn't rely on an LLM, prompt generation is virtually instantaneous.
Smart Assembly: Rather than pure random draws, it evaluates tag dependencies to generate naturally chained combinations. (Natural language mode blends structured sentences with tags, and more variations are continuously being added!)
2. Korean
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