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* `%width%` and `%height%` are also supported. * `%width%` and `%height%` are also supported.
* Various items from nodes can also be included. Right click on a node, click on `properties` and use the contents of the _Node name for S&R_ property and the name of the _data_field_. * Various items from nodes can also be included. Right click on a node, click on `properties` and use the contents of the _Node name for S&R_ property and the name of the _data_field_.
* Example of putting the checkpoint in the file name: * Example of putting the checkpoint in the file name:
* The _node names for S&R_ is `CheckpointLoaderSimple` <img src="filename01.png" width="20%" align="middle" style="vertical-align:middle;"> * _Load Checkpoint_'s API name shown in _properties_ is `CheckpointLoaderSimple` <img src="filename01.png" width="20%" align="middle" style="vertical-align:middle;">
* The _data_field_ is `ckpt_name`<img src="filename03.png" width="20%" align="middle" style="vertical-align:middle;"> * The _data_field_ is `ckpt_name`<img src="filename03.png" width="20%" align="middle" style="vertical-align:middle;">
* combine with a `.` between: `CheckpointLoaderSimple.ckpt_name` * combine with a `.` between: `CheckpointLoaderSimple.ckpt_name`
* wrap the whole thing with `%` at the ends: `%CheckpointLoaderSimple.ckpt_name%` * wrap the whole thing with `%` at the ends: `%CheckpointLoaderSimple.ckpt_name%`
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<sub>Thanks to _Davemane42_ for pointing this out!</sub> <sub>Thanks to _Davemane42_ for pointing this out!</sub>
## Custom Nodes & Extensions
If comfyUI doesn't have something you expect, there's probably a custom node for it.
* Custom Nodes are placed in the custom_node directory
* It's generally a good idea to put the author's name/handle as a directory/folder, then the node(s) inside it.
* some nodes come as "suites" which will include their own directory, drop the whole thing inside custom_nodes
Extensions are bits of javascript that extend the UI or some functions of comfyUI beyond the scope of nodes.
* Extensions are placed in the `web\extensions` folder/directory.
* Make sure to follow the author's instructions. These can break things. Easy to fix by removing the files.
## Tips and Philosophy ## Tips and Philosophy
* ComfyUI has a philosophy of keep it simple. Don't try to create a "do it all" workflow, instead focus on a specific objective. * ComfyUI has a philosophy of keep it simple. Don't try to create a "do it all" workflow, instead focus on a specific objective.

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