Does Fooocus support Automatic1111 prompts attention tweaks

[adumont]

Does Fooocus support any, some, all the syntax Automatic1111 prompts attention tweaks (related to changing the prompts after some steps):

• "(x)": emphasis. Multiplies the attention to x by 1.1. Equivalent to (x:1.1)
• "[x]": de-emphasis, divides the attention to x by 1.1. Approximate to (x:0.91) (Actually 0.909090909...)
• "(x:number)": emphasis if number > 1, deemphasis if < 1. Multiply the attention by number.
• "(x)": Escapes the parentheses, this is how you'd use parenthesis without it causing the parser to add emphasis.
• "[x:number]": Ignores x until number steps have finished. (People sometimes think this does de-emphasis, but it does not)
• "[x::number]": Ignores x after number steps have finished.
• "[x:x:number]": Uses the first x until number steps have finished, then uses the second x.
• "[x|x]", "[x|x|x]", etc. Alternates between the x's each step.

Reference: https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusionInfo/comments/ylp6ep/some_detailed_notes_on_automatic1111_prompts_as/
Tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgLpmksylOc

[poor7]

Works only: 1) (x:1,1) 2) (x:0,91) и 4) (x)

[adumont]

Thanks. I did know about those parens tweaks. I'm particularly interested in the bracket tweaks, too bad it's not supported:

• "[x:number]": Ignores x until number steps have finished. (People sometimes think this does de-emphasis, but it does not)
• "[x::number]": Ignores x after number steps have finished.
• "[x:x:number]": Uses the first x until number steps have finished, then uses the second x.
• "[x|x]", "[x|x|x]", etc. Alternates between the x's each step.