ComfyUI Node: Masks to Mask List

Masks to Mask List:

The MasksToMaskList node is designed to convert a collection of individual masks into a list format, making it easier to handle and process multiple masks simultaneously. This node is particularly useful when you need to apply operations to a series of masks in a batch, ensuring that each mask is properly formatted and ready for further processing. By transforming the masks into a list, it simplifies the workflow and enhances the efficiency of mask manipulation tasks. The node also ensures that even if no masks are provided, a default empty mask is generated, preventing potential errors in subsequent operations.

Masks to Mask List Input Parameters:

masks

The masks parameter expects a collection of masks that you want to convert into a list format. Each mask in the collection should be of the type MASK. This parameter is essential as it provides the node with the data it needs to process. If no masks are provided, the node will generate a default empty mask to ensure smooth execution. There are no specific minimum, maximum, or default values for this parameter, as it depends on the masks you provide.

Masks to Mask List Output Parameters:

MASK

The output of the MasksToMaskList node is a list of masks, each of type MASK. This list format allows for easier handling and processing of multiple masks in subsequent operations. The output ensures that all masks are properly formatted and ready for further manipulation, enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of your workflow.

Masks to Mask List Usage Tips:

• Ensure that all masks provided to the masks parameter are of the correct type (MASK) to avoid any processing errors.
• Utilize this node when you need to batch process multiple masks, as it simplifies the workflow by converting individual masks into a list format.
• If you anticipate that no masks might be provided, rest assured that the node will generate a default empty mask to prevent any interruptions in your workflow.

Masks to Mask List Common Errors and Solutions:

No masks provided

• Explanation: This error occurs when the masks parameter is not provided or is None.
• Solution: Ensure that you provide a valid collection of masks to the masks parameter. If no masks are available, the node will automatically generate a default empty mask to continue processing.

Invalid mask type

• Explanation: This error occurs when the masks provided are not of the type MASK.
• Solution: Verify that all masks in the collection are of the correct type (MASK). Convert any incompatible masks to the appropriate type before providing them to the node.