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Facilitates loading and processing multiple images with metadata control for AI artists.
The CR Load Image List Plus node is designed to facilitate the loading and processing of multiple images from a specified directory, enhancing your workflow by providing additional metadata and control over the images. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to work with a batch of images, as it not only loads the images but also extracts and organizes relevant information such as filenames, indices, and EXIF data. By leveraging this node, you can streamline the process of handling large sets of images, making it easier to manage and utilize them in your creative projects.
The input_path
parameter specifies the directory path from which the images will be loaded. If this path is provided and valid, the node will use it to locate the images. If not provided, the node will default to a predefined input directory. This parameter is crucial as it determines the source of the images to be processed. Ensure the path is correct to avoid errors. There is no specific minimum or maximum value, but it must be a valid directory path.
The input_folder
parameter is used when input_path
is not specified. It defines the folder within the default input directory where the images are located. This allows for flexibility in organizing and accessing different sets of images without changing the main directory path. Like input_path
, it must be a valid folder name within the input directory.
The start_index
parameter determines the starting point in the list of images to begin loading. This is useful for skipping a certain number of images at the beginning of the directory. The minimum value is 0, and the maximum value is the total number of images in the directory minus one. The default value is 0.
The max_images
parameter specifies the maximum number of images to load from the directory. This helps in controlling the batch size and managing memory usage. The minimum value is 1, and the maximum value is the total number of images in the directory. The default value is set based on the typical use case but can be adjusted as needed.
The image_list
output parameter contains the loaded images in a format ready for further processing. Each image is converted to RGB and stored in a list, making it easy to iterate over and apply subsequent operations.
The mask_list
output parameter provides a list of masks corresponding to the loaded images. This is useful for tasks that require image segmentation or masking.
The index_list
output parameter includes the indices of the loaded images. This helps in tracking the position of each image within the original directory, which can be useful for referencing and organizing.
The filename_list
output parameter contains the filenames of the loaded images. This is particularly helpful for logging, debugging, or any process that requires knowledge of the original filenames.
The exif_list
output parameter provides the EXIF metadata for each loaded image. EXIF data includes information such as camera settings, date and time of capture, and other relevant details that can be useful for various image processing tasks.
input_path
or input_folder
is correctly specified to avoid errors related to missing directories.start_index
and max_images
parameters to control the subset of images you want to process, which can help in managing large datasets.exif_list
output to access metadata that can inform your image processing or analysis tasks.[Warning] CR Image List: The input_path \``<input_path>
` does not exist`input_path
does not exist.input_path
is correct and points to an existing directory.[Warning] CR Image List: The folder \``<in_path>
` is empty`IndexError: list index out of range
start_index
or max_images
parameters are set incorrectly, causing the node to attempt to access an index outside the bounds of the image list.start_index
and max_images
parameters to ensure they are within the valid range based on the number of images in the directory.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.