ComfyUI Node: KfCurvesAddx10

KfCurvesAddx10:

The KfCurvesAddx10 node is designed to facilitate the addition of keyframed curves, specifically multiplying the result by 10. This node is particularly useful when you need to combine two keyframed curves and amplify the result, making it easier to work with larger values or more pronounced changes in your animations or procedural content. By automating the addition and scaling process, this node helps streamline your workflow, allowing you to focus on the creative aspects of your project without getting bogged down by manual calculations.

KfCurvesAddx10 Input Parameters:

curve_1

curve_1 is the first keyframed curve that you want to add. This parameter is essential as it represents one of the two curves involved in the addition operation. The values from this curve will be combined with those from curve_2 to produce the final result. There are no specific minimum or maximum values for this parameter, but it must be a valid keyframed curve.

curve_2

curve_2 is the second keyframed curve that you want to add. Similar to curve_1, this parameter is crucial for the addition operation. The values from this curve will be combined with those from curve_1, and the result will be multiplied by 10. Like curve_1, there are no specific minimum or maximum values, but it must be a valid keyframed curve.

KfCurvesAddx10 Output Parameters:

KEYFRAMED_CURVE

The output is a keyframed curve that represents the result of adding curve_1 and curve_2, with the final values multiplied by 10. This output is useful for further processing or direct application in your animation or procedural content, providing a scaled-up version of the combined curves.

KfCurvesAddx10 Usage Tips:

• Ensure that both curve_1 and curve_2 are valid keyframed curves to avoid errors during the addition process.
• Use this node when you need to amplify the result of adding two curves, making it easier to work with larger values or more pronounced changes.
• Combine this node with other curve manipulation nodes to create complex animations or procedural effects.

KfCurvesAddx10 Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid keyframed curve input

• Explanation: One or both of the input curves are not valid keyframed curves.
• Solution: Verify that both curve_1 and curve_2 are correctly defined and are valid keyframed curves before using this node.

Mismatched curve lengths

• Explanation: The input curves have different lengths, causing issues during the addition process.
• Solution: Ensure that curve_1 and curve_2 have the same length or handle the length mismatch appropriately before using this node.