The ${this.type!.replace( "(rgthree)", "", )} is an input-less node that automatically collects all groups in your current workflow and allows you to quickly ${this.helpActions} all nodes within the group.
Properties. You can change the following properties (by right-clicking on the node, and select "Properties" or "Properties Panel" from the menu):
${PROPERTY_MATCH_COLORS} - Only add groups that match the provided
colors. Can be ComfyUI colors (red, pale_blue) or hex codes (#a4d399). Multiple can be
added, comma delimited.
${PROPERTY_MATCH_TITLE} - Filter the list of toggles by title match
(string match, or regular expression).
${PROPERTY_SHOW_NAV} - Add / remove a quick navigation arrow to take you
to the group. (default: true)
${PROPERTY_SORT} - Sort the toggles' order by "alphanumeric", graph
"position", or "custom alphabet". (default: "position")
${PROPERTY_SORT_CUSTOM_ALPHA} - When the
${PROPERTY_SORT} property is "custom alphabet" you can define the
alphabet to use here, which will match the beginning of each group name and
sort against it. If group titles do not match any custom alphabet entry, then they
will be put after groups that do, ordered alphanumerically.
This can be a list of single characters, like "zyxw..." or comma delimited strings for more control, like "sdxl,pro,sd,n,p".
Note, when two group title match the same custom alphabet entry, the normal alphanumeric alphabet breaks the tie. For instance, a custom alphabet of "e,s,d" will order groups names like "SDXL, SEGS, Detailer" eventhough the custom alphabet has an "e" before "d" (where one may expect "SE" to be before "SD").
To have "SEGS" appear before "SDXL" you can use longer strings. For instance, the custom alphabet value of "se,s,f" would work here.
${PROPERTY_RESTRICTION} - Optionally, attempt to restrict the number of
widgets that can be enabled to a maximum of one, or always one.
Note: If using "max one" or "always one" then this is only enforced when clicking a toggle on this node; if nodes within groups are changed outside of the initial toggle click, then these restriction will not be enforced, and could result in a state where more than one toggle is enabled. This could also happen if nodes are overlapped with multiple groups.