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Visualize keyframe contributions in schedule with weight curve image for fine-tuning transitions.
The KfDrawSchedule
node is designed to visualize the contribution of keyframes within a schedule by generating an image that represents the weight curves of these keyframes. This visualization helps you understand how different keyframes influence the overall schedule, making it easier to fine-tune and adjust your keyframed conditions. By plotting these curves, you can see the impact of each keyframe over time, which is particularly useful for creating smooth transitions and ensuring that your keyframed conditions behave as expected.
The schedule
parameter is a required input that represents the keyframed schedule you want to visualize. This schedule contains the keyframes and their respective contributions over time. By providing this schedule, the node can generate the corresponding weight curves for visualization. This parameter must be of type SCHEDULE
.
The n
parameter is an integer that specifies the number of points to plot along the curves. This determines the resolution of the generated image, with higher values resulting in more detailed curves. The default value is 64, but you can adjust this based on your needs for precision and performance.
The show_legend
parameter is a boolean that indicates whether to display a legend on the generated image. The legend helps identify which curve corresponds to which keyframe, making the visualization more informative. The default value is True
, but you can set it to False
if you prefer a cleaner image without the legend.
The output of the KfDrawSchedule
node is an image tensor that visualizes the weight curves of the keyframes within the provided schedule. This image helps you understand the influence of each keyframe over time, allowing you to make informed adjustments to your keyframed conditions. The image is generated based on the input parameters, including the number of points to plot and whether to show the legend.
n
parameter to plot more points along the curves.show_legend
parameter to display a legend on the image, which can help you identify the contributions of individual keyframes.schedule
parameter is not of the correct type or is improperly formatted.schedule
parameter is a valid SCHEDULE
type and contains the necessary keyframes and data.n
parameter is set too low, resulting in an insufficient number of points to generate a meaningful plot.n
parameter to ensure that enough points are plotted along the curves for a detailed visualization.show_legend
parameter and ensure it is set correctly. If the issue persists, try setting show_legend
to False
to generate the image without the legend.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.