Pipe Edit (pipeEdit) - ComfyUI-Easy-Use

Description

Pipe Edit is an all-in-one pipeline editing node for EasyUse pipes. It accepts a PIPE_LINE and optional direct component inputs, lets you edit the positive/negative conditioning, CLIP skip, and other pipe fields, and returns both an updated PIPE_LINE and each component separately. This saves you from manually unpacking and repacking the pipe when you only need to change one or two values.

When optional_positive or optional_negative is filled in, the node re-encodes that prompt with the active CLIP model and combines it with the existing conditioning using the selected conditioning_mode. The advanced prompt controls let you match the token normalization and weight interpretation of the prompt syntax you are using.

Inputs

Input	Type	Default	Description
`clip_skip`	INT	-1	Number of CLIP layers to skip, counting from the end as a negative value. `-1` is the typical value used by many models. Range: -24 to 0.
`optional_positive`	STRING	""	Optional positive prompt. Leave empty to keep the existing positive conditioning. When provided, it is encoded with CLIP and combined with `pos` according to `conditioning_mode`.
`positive_token_normalization`	COMBO	—	Token normalization for the positive prompt. Options: `none`, `mean`, `length`, `length+mean`.
`positive_weight_interpretation`	COMBO	—	Weight interpretation syntax for the positive prompt. Options: `comfy`, `A1111`, `comfy++`, `compel`, `fixed attention`.
`optional_negative`	STRING	""	Optional negative prompt. Leave empty to keep the existing negative conditioning. When provided, it is encoded with CLIP and combined with `neg` according to `conditioning_mode`.
`negative_token_normalization`	COMBO	—	Token normalization for the negative prompt. Options: `none`, `mean`, `length`, `length+mean`.
`negative_weight_interpretation`	COMBO	—	Weight interpretation syntax for the negative prompt. Options: `comfy`, `A1111`, `comfy++`, `compel`, `fixed attention`.
`a1111_prompt_style`	BOOLEAN	false	Enables Automatic1111-style prompt processing. Use this when copying prompts written for A1111-based UIs.
`conditioning_mode`	COMBO	`replace`	Determines how newly encoded prompt conditioning is combined with the existing conditioning. Options: `replace`, `concat`, `combine`, `average`, `timestep`.
`average_strength`	FLOAT	1.0	Blending strength used when `conditioning_mode` is `average`. `0.0` keeps the original conditioning only; `1.0` keeps the new conditioning only. Range: 0.0 to 1.0.
`old_cond_start`	FLOAT	0.0	Timestep fraction at which the original conditioning becomes active when `conditioning_mode` is `timestep`. `0.0` represents the first denoising step.
`old_cond_end`	FLOAT	1.0	Timestep fraction at which the original conditioning stops being active when `conditioning_mode` is `timestep`. `1.0` represents the final denoising step.
`new_cond_start`	FLOAT	0.0	Timestep fraction at which the newly encoded conditioning becomes active when `conditioning_mode` is `timestep`.
`new_cond_end`	FLOAT	1.0	Timestep fraction at which the newly encoded conditioning stops being active when `conditioning_mode` is `timestep`.
`pipe`	PIPE_LINE	—	Existing pipeline to edit. Supplies default values for `model`, `pos`, `neg`, `latent`, `vae`, `clip`, and `image` when the corresponding direct inputs are not connected.
`model`	MODEL	—	Direct model input. Overrides the model from `pipe`.
`pos`	CONDITIONING	—	Direct positive conditioning input. Overrides the positive conditioning from `pipe`.
`neg`	CONDITIONING	—	Direct negative conditioning input. Overrides the negative conditioning from `pipe`.
`latent`	LATENT	—	Direct latent input. Overrides the latent from `pipe`.
`vae`	VAE	—	Direct VAE input. Overrides the VAE from `pipe`.
`clip`	CLIP	—	Direct CLIP model input. Overrides the CLIP from `pipe`.
`image`	IMAGE	—	Direct image input. Overrides the image from `pipe`.

Outputs

Output	Type	Description
`pipe`	PIPE_LINE	Updated pipeline containing all edited components.
`model`	MODEL	The model from the pipe or direct `model` input.
`pos`	CONDITIONING	Positive conditioning after prompt editing.
`neg`	CONDITIONING	Negative conditioning after prompt editing.
`latent`	LATENT	The latent from the pipe or direct `latent` input.
`vae`	VAE	The VAE from the pipe or direct `vae` input.
`clip`	CLIP	The CLIP model with `clip_skip` applied.
`image`	IMAGE	The image from the pipe or direct `image` input.

Usage Notes

Connect a pipe to edit an existing pipeline. Any of the optional component inputs can be connected to override the corresponding value; if an input is not connected, the value passes through from the pipe unchanged.
The node also works without a pipe if you connect the components directly. In that case, the outputs mirror the connected inputs and the output pipe bundles them into a new PIPE_LINE.
clip_skip only affects the output CLIP model. To apply a new CLIP skip to conditioning, re-encode the prompt by filling in optional_positive and/or optional_negative; the active CLIP is used for that re-encoding.
When both prompt fields are left empty, no prompt re-encoding is performed and the original pos/neg conditioning passes through, apart from modifications implied by modes such as timestep.
The conditioning_mode controls how newly encoded prompt conditioning relates to the existing conditioning:
- replace: Uses the new conditioning instead of the original.
- concat: Appends the new conditioning to the original.
- combine: Merges the new and original conditioning.
- average: Blends them according to average_strength.
- timestep: Uses old_cond_start/old_cond_end and new_cond_start/new_cond_end to schedule when each conditioning is active during denoising.
In timestep mode, start and end values are fractions of the denoising process: 0.0 is the first/noisy step and 1.0 is the last/clean step. The default ranges of 0.0 to 1.0 keep each conditioning active for the entire process.

Pipe Edit(pipeEdit)

pipe Edit

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