how nodes and wires work

every piece of work on a canvas is a node. wires show what feeds what, so when you change something upstream, you can see exactly what it touches.

  1. know the node types

    text nodes hold briefs and copy. image nodes make stills. video nodes make clips from a still or a prompt. batch nodes take one approved piece and make many versions of it.

  2. connect two nodes

    drag from the dot on the right edge of a node to another node. the output of the first becomes an input of the second.

  3. pin a model

    rollo picks a model for each node. to choose your own, open the node menu, pick model and select the one you want. the pin stays until you remove it.

  4. re-run downstream

    when you change a node, everything wired after it gets a small refresh mark. click re-run on the last node in the chain and rollo updates everything in between.

deleting a wire never deletes the work in either node. you can always wire it back.

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