ComfyUI Node: BreakoutVec2 JK🐉

BreakoutVec2 JK🐉:

The CM_BreakoutVec2 JK node is designed to decompose a 2-dimensional vector (Vec2) into its individual float components. This node is particularly useful when you need to work with or manipulate the individual x and y values of a vector separately. By breaking down a Vec2 into its constituent floats, you can perform more granular operations or analyses on each component, enhancing the flexibility and precision of your vector-based computations. This node is essential for tasks that require detailed control over vector elements, such as in graphics programming, simulations, or any application where vector manipulation is crucial.

BreakoutVec2 JK🐉 Input Parameters:

a

This parameter represents the 2-dimensional vector (Vec2) that you want to decompose. The vector is provided as a tuple of two float values, typically representing the x and y coordinates. The default value for this parameter is VEC2_ZERO, which corresponds to the vector (0.0, 0.0). By adjusting this input, you can specify any Vec2 that you need to break down into its individual components.

BreakoutVec2 JK🐉 Output Parameters:

FLOAT

The first output is a float representing the x component of the input Vec2. This value is extracted directly from the first element of the input vector, allowing you to use or manipulate the x coordinate independently in subsequent operations.

FLOAT

The second output is a float representing the y component of the input Vec2. This value is extracted directly from the second element of the input vector, enabling you to use or manipulate the y coordinate separately in further computations.

BreakoutVec2 JK🐉 Usage Tips:

• Use this node when you need to perform operations on individual components of a Vec2, such as scaling or translating only the x or y coordinate.
• Combine this node with other vector manipulation nodes to create complex transformations or analyses by breaking down and reassembling vectors as needed.

BreakoutVec2 JK🐉 Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid Vec2 Input

• Explanation: The input provided is not a valid 2-dimensional vector.
• Solution: Ensure that the input is a tuple containing exactly two float values representing the x and y coordinates.

Missing Input Parameter

• Explanation: The required input parameter a is missing.
• Solution: Provide a valid Vec2 input for the parameter a to ensure the node functions correctly.