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Prompt Sequence JSON Specifications

Specifications

{
    "_v": "1.1.0",
    "defaults": {
        "positive": "a pet driving a vehicle",
        "negative": "people"
    },
    "sequence": [
        {
            "positive": "a black lab dog driving a cigar racer boat, happy, studio lighting",
            "negative": "people, cat, crocodile",
            "timecode": 0
        },
        {
            "positive": "a tuxedo cat smoking a pipe, sitting on a chair, happy, studio lighting",
            "negative": "people, dog, crocodile",
            "timecode": 3
        },
        {
            "positive": "a crocodile wearing a top hat and monocle, lounging on a recliner, happy, studio lighting",
            "negative": "people, cat, dog",
            "timecode": 7
        }
    ]
}
  • _v: The version of the Prompt Sequence JSON file following Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 specifications.
  • defaults: A set of default values to use for optional values in the sequence.
    • positive: A default positive prompt to be used if one is not provided.
    • negative: A default negative prompt to be used if one is not provided.
  • sequence: A list of prompt data in order from top to bottom.
    • positive: (Optional) A positive prompt for this item.
      • If not provided, the value from defaults will be used.
    • negative: (Optional) A negative prompt for this item.
      • If not provided, the value from defaults will be used.
    • timecode: (Optional) The time code in seconds where a prompt should reach its max influence.
      • If not provided, -1 will be supplied to indicate no set time code.

Note that if you would like a prompt to use only the defaults, provide an empty dictionary like {} at the appropriate indexes in your sequence.

Usage

A Prompt Sequence JSON file can be loaded by the Prompt Sequence Loader node.

Prompt Sequences, once encoded, cannot currently be exported.

Examples

A complete example with all optional values provided can be found above in the Specifications section.

For a practical example that has appropriate exclusions for its task, view the example.json file provided in this repo.