ComfyUI Node: KfCurvesMultiplyx10

KfCurvesMultiplyx10:

The KfCurvesMultiplyx10 node is designed to perform a multiplication operation on keyframed curves, scaling the result by a factor of 10. This node is particularly useful when you need to amplify the combined effect of two curves in your animation or AI art project. By multiplying the values of two input curves and then scaling the result, this node allows you to create more pronounced and dynamic changes in your keyframed animations. This can be especially beneficial in scenarios where subtle changes are not sufficient, and a more significant impact is desired.

KfCurvesMultiplyx10 Input Parameters:

curve_1

curve_1 is the first keyframed curve input required for the multiplication operation. This parameter represents the initial curve whose values will be multiplied by the corresponding values of curve_2. The input must be of type KEYFRAMED_CURVE and is mandatory for the node to function. The values of this curve will be scaled by a factor of 10 after the multiplication.

curve_2

curve_2 is the second keyframed curve input required for the multiplication operation. Similar to curve_1, this parameter represents the curve whose values will be multiplied by the corresponding values of curve_1. The input must be of type KEYFRAMED_CURVE and is mandatory for the node to function. The values of this curve will also be scaled by a factor of 10 after the multiplication.

KfCurvesMultiplyx10 Output Parameters:

KEYFRAMED_CURVE

The output of the KfCurvesMultiplyx10 node is a keyframed curve that represents the result of multiplying the values of curve_1 and curve_2, scaled by a factor of 10. This output curve can be used in subsequent nodes or processes to drive animations or other effects that require amplified keyframed data. The resulting curve encapsulates the dynamic interaction between the two input curves, providing a more pronounced effect.

KfCurvesMultiplyx10 Usage Tips:

• Ensure that both curve_1 and curve_2 are properly defined and contain keyframed data before using this node to avoid unexpected results.
• Use this node when you need to amplify the combined effect of two curves, especially in scenarios where subtle changes are not sufficient.
• Experiment with different keyframed curves to see how their interaction, when multiplied and scaled, affects your animation or AI art project.

KfCurvesMultiplyx10 Common Errors and Solutions:

TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for *: 'NoneType' and 'NoneType'

• Explanation: This error occurs when one or both of the input curves are not properly defined or are None.
• Solution: Ensure that both curve_1 and curve_2 are valid keyframed curves and are not None.

ValueError: Input curves must be of type 'KEYFRAMED_CURVE'

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input parameters are not of the required type KEYFRAMED_CURVE.
• Solution: Verify that both curve_1 and curve_2 are of the correct type and are properly formatted as keyframed curves.

IndexError: list index out of range

• Explanation: This error may occur if the input curves have different lengths or if there is an attempt to access an index that does not exist in one of the curves.
• Solution: Ensure that both input curves have the same length and that their keyframes are properly aligned.