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This is based on the code slightly above, which allows for a multi-selection using separator and regular (non-wildcard) options, just using multi_select_pattern[2] instead of multi_select_pattern[1].
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When using the ImpactWildcardProcessor node, using custom wildcards, I tried to use a multi-selection like so:
a person wearing {3$$, $$__jewelry__}, in __place__
The intention is that this would transform into something like the following:
a person wearing a ring, necklace, anklet, in the Statue of Liberty
However, it only selected a single wildcard:
a person wearing a ring, in the Statue of Liberty
I was able to fix this by editing
modules/impact/wildcards.py
as follows:This is based on the code slightly above, which allows for a multi-selection using separator and regular (non-wildcard) options, just using
multi_select_pattern[2]
instead ofmulti_select_pattern[1]
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: