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ComfyUI Node: Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰

Class Name

CM_Vec2FloatOperation_JK

Category
šŸ‰ JK/āœ–ļø Math/šŸ’¦ Vector
Author
jakechai (Account age: 1902days)
Extension
ComfyUI-JakeUpgrade
Latest Updated
2025-05-20
Github Stars
0.08K

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Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰ Description

Perform operations between 2D vector and float, aiding AI artists in manipulating vector data for projects.

Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰:

The CM_Vec2FloatOperation_JK node is designed to perform operations between a 2D vector (Vec2) and a floating-point number. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to manipulate vector data in their projects, such as adjusting the scale or applying transformations to 2D coordinates. By leveraging this node, you can easily apply mathematical operations to vectors, enhancing the flexibility and control over your vector-based data. The node simplifies complex vector manipulations, making it accessible even if you don't have a deep technical background.

Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰ Input Parameters:

op

This parameter specifies the operation to be performed between the Vec2 and the float. It is a required parameter and accepts a list of predefined operations. The available operations are defined in the VEC_FLOAT_OPERATION dictionary. The choice of operation will determine how the vector and the float interact, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Selecting the appropriate operation is crucial for achieving the desired transformation on the vector.

a

This parameter represents the 2D vector (Vec2) that will be used in the operation. It is a required parameter and should be provided in the form of a tuple or list containing two numerical values. The vector a serves as the primary data that will be manipulated by the chosen operation. The default value for this parameter is DEFAULT_VEC2, which typically represents a standard or initial vector configuration.

b

This parameter represents the floating-point number that will be used in the operation with the Vec2. It is a required parameter and should be provided as a single numerical value. The float b acts as the secondary data that will interact with the vector a based on the selected operation. The default value for this parameter is DEFAULT_FLOAT, which usually represents a standard or initial float value.

Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰ Output Parameters:

VEC2

The output of this node is a 2D vector (Vec2) that results from the operation between the input vector a and the float b. This output vector reflects the transformation applied based on the chosen operation, providing you with the modified vector data. The resulting Vec2 can be used in subsequent nodes or processes within your project, enabling further manipulation or visualization of the vector data.

Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰ Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that the operation (op) you select is appropriate for the intended transformation of your vector data. For example, use multiplication to scale the vector or addition to translate it.
  • When working with default values for a and b, verify that they align with your project's requirements to avoid unintended transformations.

Vec2FloatOp JKšŸ‰ Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid operation selected

  • Explanation: The operation specified in the op parameter is not recognized or not included in the VEC_FLOAT_OPERATION dictionary.
  • Solution: Double-check the list of available operations and ensure that the selected operation is valid and correctly spelled.

Incorrect vector format

  • Explanation: The input vector a is not provided in the correct format (tuple or list with two numerical values).
  • Solution: Ensure that the vector a is specified as a tuple or list containing exactly two numerical values.

Non-numeric float value

  • Explanation: The input float b is not a valid numerical value.
  • Solution: Verify that the float b is a valid number and not a string or other non-numeric type.

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