docs(tutorial): clarify the wildcard directory language

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Andy Jacobs 2023-10-24 09:02:00 -07:00 committed by GitHub
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What if we had many gems that we would like to use in our rings? You can certainly add them as variants along with rubies and emeralds, but this may become cumbersome with many variants. In this case, we can use a wildcard.
First, we create a file called gems.txt
First, we create a file called `gems.txt` inside the wildcards folder. By default this is `extensions/sd-dynamic-prompts/wildcards`.
In it, we add one variant per line, e.g.
```
# gems.txt
# extensions/sd-dynamic-prompts/gems.txt
diamond
ruby
emerald
...
```
We place this file inside the extension's wildcard folder. This can be found in extensions/sd-dynamic-prompts/wildcards
Now our prompt changes to:
A __gems__ ring set on a {classic|thin|thick}