ComfyUI Node: 🌊 Depthflow Motion Preset Horizontal

🌊 Depthflow Motion Preset Horizontal:

The DepthflowMotionPresetHorizontal node is designed to facilitate the creation of horizontal motion effects within your AI-generated art projects. This node provides a streamlined way to apply horizontal motion presets, allowing you to control the movement's intensity, direction, and smoothness. By using this node, you can easily introduce dynamic horizontal motion into your visual compositions, enhancing the depth and realism of your artwork. The node's primary function is to offer a customizable horizontal motion effect that can be looped and smoothed, providing a seamless and continuous motion experience. This makes it an essential tool for artists looking to add a sense of movement and flow to their creations.

🌊 Depthflow Motion Preset Horizontal Input Parameters:

intensity

The intensity parameter controls the strength of the horizontal motion effect. A higher intensity value results in more pronounced motion, while a lower value produces a subtler effect. The parameter accepts a float value ranging from 0.0 to 10.0, with a default value of 1.0. Adjusting this parameter allows you to fine-tune the impact of the motion on your artwork.

reverse

The reverse parameter is a boolean option that determines the direction of the horizontal motion. When set to True, the motion direction is reversed, creating an effect that moves in the opposite direction. The default value is False, which maintains the standard motion direction. This parameter is useful for creating dynamic compositions with alternating motion directions.

smooth

The smooth parameter is a boolean option that enables or disables the smoothing of the horizontal motion. When set to True, the motion transitions are smoothed, resulting in a more fluid and natural movement. The default value is True, ensuring that the motion effect is visually pleasing and continuous.

loop

The loop parameter is a boolean option that controls whether the horizontal motion effect is looped. When enabled (True), the motion effect repeats continuously, creating an endless motion cycle. The default value is True, which is ideal for creating seamless animations and loops in your artwork.

phase

The phase parameter is a float value that adjusts the starting point of the horizontal motion effect. It allows you to shift the motion's phase, effectively changing the initial position of the motion cycle. The parameter ranges from -10.0 to 10.0, with a default value of 0.0. This parameter is useful for synchronizing multiple motion effects or creating offset motion patterns.

steady_value

The steady_value parameter is a float value that sets a static component of the horizontal motion. It defines a baseline level of motion that remains constant throughout the effect. The parameter ranges from 0.0 to 1.0, with a default value of 0.3. This parameter is useful for maintaining a consistent level of motion, even when other parameters are adjusted.

🌊 Depthflow Motion Preset Horizontal Output Parameters:

DEPTHFLOW_MOTION

The DEPTHFLOW_MOTION output parameter represents the configured horizontal motion effect. This output is used to apply the motion preset to your visual compositions, allowing you to integrate the dynamic horizontal motion into your artwork. The output is essential for creating visually engaging and dynamic pieces that incorporate the configured motion settings.

🌊 Depthflow Motion Preset Horizontal Usage Tips:

• Experiment with the intensity parameter to find the right balance of motion strength for your artwork. A higher intensity can create a more dramatic effect, while a lower intensity can add subtle movement.
• Use the phase parameter to synchronize multiple motion effects or to create interesting offset patterns. This can add complexity and depth to your compositions.
• Enable the smooth parameter to ensure that the motion transitions are fluid and natural, enhancing the overall visual appeal of your artwork.

🌊 Depthflow Motion Preset Horizontal Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid intensity value

• Explanation: The intensity parameter value is outside the allowed range (0.0 to 10.0).
• Solution: Ensure that the intensity value is within the specified range and adjust it accordingly.

Invalid phase value

• Explanation: The phase parameter value is outside the allowed range (-10.0 to 10.0).
• Solution: Check the phase value and make sure it falls within the acceptable range, then adjust as needed.

Missing required parameters

• Explanation: One or more required parameters are not provided.
• Solution: Verify that all required parameters (intensity, reverse, smooth, loop, phase, steady_value) are specified and have valid values.