ComfyUI Node: Conditioning Stretch (Inspire)

Conditioning Stretch (Inspire):

The ConditioningStretch __Inspire node is designed to modify the resolution of conditioning data in your AI art projects. This node allows you to stretch or resize the conditioning data to new dimensions, which can be particularly useful when you need to adapt the conditioning to different resolutions for various artistic effects or technical requirements. By adjusting the resolution, you can ensure that the conditioning data aligns perfectly with your desired output size, providing greater flexibility and control over the final result. This node is essential for artists looking to fine-tune their conditioning data to match specific project needs, ensuring that the conditioning is neither too coarse nor too detailed for the intended application.

Conditioning Stretch (Inspire) Input Parameters:

conditioning

This parameter represents the conditioning data that you want to modify. Conditioning data typically includes information that influences the generation process, such as text prompts or other contextual data. The node will take this conditioning data and adjust its resolution based on the specified parameters.

resolutionX

This parameter sets the target resolution width for the conditioning data. The default value is 512, with a minimum of 64 and a maximum defined by the system's maximum resolution. Adjusting this value will change the width of the conditioning data, allowing you to scale it up or down as needed.

resolutionY

This parameter sets the target resolution height for the conditioning data. Similar to resolutionX, the default value is 512, with a minimum of 64 and a maximum defined by the system's maximum resolution. This allows you to control the height of the conditioning data, ensuring it fits the desired output dimensions.

newWidth

This parameter specifies the new width to which the conditioning data should be stretched. The default value is 512, with a minimum of 64 and a maximum defined by the system's maximum resolution. This parameter is crucial for resizing the conditioning data to match specific project requirements.

newHeight

This parameter specifies the new height to which the conditioning data should be stretched. The default value is 512, with a minimum of 64 and a maximum defined by the system's maximum resolution. Adjusting this parameter allows you to control the vertical scaling of the conditioning data.

Conditioning Stretch (Inspire) Output Parameters:

CONDITIONING

The output of this node is the modified conditioning data, adjusted to the new specified resolution. This output can then be used in subsequent nodes or processes, ensuring that the conditioning data is appropriately scaled for the intended application. The resized conditioning data maintains the original contextual information but is now adapted to fit the new dimensions.

Conditioning Stretch (Inspire) Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the newWidth and newHeight parameters are set to match the resolution of your final output to avoid any mismatches in conditioning data.
• Use this node when you need to adapt conditioning data from one resolution to another, especially when working with different image sizes or aspect ratios.
• Experiment with different resolutions to see how the conditioning data affects the final output, as different scales can produce varying artistic effects.

Conditioning Stretch (Inspire) Common Errors and Solutions:

"Invalid resolution values"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the resolutionX, resolutionY, newWidth, or newHeight parameters are set outside the allowed range.
• Solution: Ensure that all resolution parameters are within the specified minimum and maximum values. Adjust the values to be within the range of 64 to the system's maximum resolution.

"Conditioning data not provided"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the conditioning parameter is not supplied or is invalid.
• Solution: Make sure to provide valid conditioning data as input to the node. Verify that the conditioning data is correctly formatted and contains the necessary information.

"Resolution mismatch"

• Explanation: This error occurs when there is a significant mismatch between the original conditioning resolution and the new specified resolution.
• Solution: Check the original resolution of the conditioning data and ensure that the newWidth and newHeight parameters are set to appropriate values that do not distort the data excessively. Adjust the parameters to achieve a balanced scaling.