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Retrieve and manage layers in RTX Remix framework for 3D graphics manipulation, facilitating organization and filtering of graphical elements.
The RTXRemixGetLayers node is designed to retrieve and manage layers within the RTX Remix framework, a toolset for enhancing and modifying 3D graphics. This node allows you to access a list of layers based on specified criteria, such as layer types and parent layer IDs, facilitating the organization and manipulation of complex graphical elements. By leveraging this node, you can efficiently query and filter layers, enabling streamlined workflows in 3D content creation and modification. The node communicates with a server to fetch the relevant layer data, ensuring that you have the most up-to-date information for your projects. This capability is particularly beneficial for artists and developers working with intricate layer structures, as it simplifies the process of identifying and working with specific layers.
This parameter specifies the types of layers you want to retrieve. It accepts a comma-separated string of layer types, such as "autoupscale", "capture_baker", "capture", "replacement", "workfile", or "None". By defining the layer types, you can filter the results to include only the layers that match the specified criteria. This helps in narrowing down the search and focusing on relevant layers for your task. There are no explicit minimum or maximum values, but the default is an empty string, which means no filtering by type.
This parameter determines the number of layers to retrieve. It is an integer value that limits the number of layers returned by the node. By setting this parameter, you can control the volume of data processed, which can be useful for performance optimization and managing large datasets. The minimum value is 1, and there is no specified maximum value, but it should be set according to the server's capacity and your project's requirements.
This optional parameter allows you to specify a parent layer ID to retrieve sublayers associated with it. It is a string value that, when provided, focuses the query on the hierarchical structure of layers, enabling you to work with nested layers effectively. If not specified, the node retrieves top-level layers. This parameter is particularly useful for projects with complex layer hierarchies.
This boolean parameter determines the node's behavior when no layers are found. If set to True
, the node raises an error if no layers match the specified criteria, alerting you to potential issues with the query parameters. If set to False
, the node returns an empty result without crashing, allowing for more graceful handling of empty queries. The default value is False
.
This optional parameter allows you to apply a regular expression filter to the layer IDs. It is a string value that, when provided, further refines the search by matching layer IDs against the specified pattern. This is useful for advanced filtering scenarios where you need to identify layers based on specific naming conventions or patterns.
This boolean parameter indicates whether to include sublayers in the results. If set to True
, the node retrieves not only the specified layers but also their sublayers, providing a comprehensive view of the layer hierarchy. If set to False
, only the specified layers are retrieved. The default value is False
.
This output parameter is a list of strings representing the IDs of the layers retrieved by the node. Each ID corresponds to a layer that matches the specified input criteria, allowing you to identify and work with these layers in subsequent operations. The list is empty if no layers are found.
This output parameter is a list of strings representing the types of the layers retrieved. Each type corresponds to a layer ID in the layer_ids
list, providing additional context about the nature of each layer. This information is useful for understanding the composition of the retrieved layers and making informed decisions about their use.
This boolean output indicates whether the node successfully retrieved any layers. A value of True
means that at least one layer was found and returned, while False
indicates that no layers matched the input criteria. This output helps in determining the outcome of the node's execution and can be used to trigger conditional logic in your workflow.
layer_types
parameter to filter layers by type, which can help in managing large projects with diverse layer types.layer_count
parameter to a reasonable number to optimize performance, especially when working with large datasets.parent_layer_id
parameter to focus on specific parts of a layer hierarchy, which is useful for projects with nested structures.crash_if_not_exist
to False
during initial testing to avoid interruptions in your workflow.layer_types
, layer_count
, and parent_layer_id
, to ensure they are correctly set. Consider relaxing the criteria or checking the server connection.regex_filter
parameter contains an invalid regular expression.RunComfy is the premier ComfyUI platform, offering ComfyUI online environment and services, along with ComfyUI workflows featuring stunning visuals. RunComfy also provides AI Playground, enabling artists to harness the latest AI tools to create incredible art.