<h2 id="dialogue-tools-scene-builder-+-dialogue-timer-in-one-download">📦 Dialogue Tools - Scene Builder + Dialogue Timer in one download</h2>Two small ComfyUI nodes for talking-video workflows. One install. Use either, or both together.<h2 id="no-requirements.-none.">No requirements. None.</h2>No models. No LoRAs. No extra Python packages. These are not workflows you have to go hunting files for. They are small text tools that drop into your workflow, whatever model you use. The demo uses only built-in ComfyUI nodes and opens without a single red box.<h2 id="scene-builder">🎬 Scene Builder</h2>Say what each picture is once, then for every scene just list what happens, one thing per line. It writes the full reference-to-video prompt in the structure the model needs:<ul><li>senses which picture and voice slots are switched on and renumbers every <code>&lt;Picture N&gt;</code> correctly</li><li>groups pictures of the same subject - the woman, the woman side shot, the woman on a bicycle</li><li>writes dialogue so lips actually move - named speaker, "says once", tied to the right voice</li><li>keeps spoken lines back to back so nobody mumbles in the gap</li><li>gives the model real room sounds instead of silence it fills with gibberish</li><li>never rewrites your words, and has an ON / OFF switch so it never locks your workflow</li></ul><h2 id="dialogue-timer">⏱ Dialogue Timer</h2>Counts only the spoken words in the prompt and sets the clip length to fit. Too long and the model mumbles to fill the silence; too short and lines get cut off. Reads MiniMax H3 <code>&lt;d&gt;</code> speech tags, "quotes", or plain "she says..." sentences.<h2 id="together">Together</h2>Connect the Scene Builder's prompt to the timer's prompt, and its action_seconds to the timer's breathing_room. Write the scene - the prompt and the clip length sort themselves out.<h2 id="install">Install</h2><ul><li>Download the zip and unzip it</li><li>Put the ComfyUI-DialogueTools folder into ComfyUI/custom_nodes/</li><li>Restart ComfyUI</li></ul>Already have my standalone Dialogue Timer? No problem - it is the same node. You can delete the standalone folder.Both nodes are also available as separate downloads on my profile if you only want one. Full guides are in the zip. MIT licence, do what you like with it.

Dialogue Tools - Scene Builder + Dialogue Timer in one (ComfyUI nodes) - REF2VA/H3

First release. Two independent nodes in one install. Scene Builder: list what happens in plain words and it writes the full reference-to-video prompt - senses which picture and voice slots are on, renumbers them, writes dialogue so lips move, keeps spoken lines back to back so nobody mumbles. Dialogue Timer: counts only the spoken words and sets the clip length to fit. Wire them together and the clip length follows the scene you wrote. No models, LoRAs or extra packages needed. Includes an instant demo using only built-in nodes.

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