ComfyUI Node: 🛠️ CR XY Product

🛠️ CR XY Product:

The CR XY Product node is designed to generate a Cartesian product from two sets of text inputs, effectively creating all possible combinations of elements from the two sets. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to explore a wide range of combinations between two lists of text, such as different prompts or parameters. By leveraging this node, you can systematically and efficiently generate a comprehensive set of paired values, which can be used for various creative and analytical purposes. The node simplifies the process of combining elements from two lists, saving you time and effort while ensuring that no potential combination is overlooked.

🛠️ CR XY Product Input Parameters:

text_x

This parameter accepts a multiline string input, where each line represents an individual element of the first set. The elements in this set will be combined with elements from the second set to form the Cartesian product. The function of this parameter is to provide the first list of items to be paired. There are no specific minimum or maximum values, but each line should contain meaningful text that you want to include in the combinations.

text_y

Similar to text_x, this parameter also accepts a multiline string input, where each line represents an individual element of the second set. The elements in this set will be combined with elements from the first set to form the Cartesian product. The function of this parameter is to provide the second list of items to be paired. There are no specific minimum or maximum values, but each line should contain meaningful text that you want to include in the combinations.

🛠️ CR XY Product Output Parameters:

x_values

This output parameter returns a list of elements from the first set (text_x) that have been paired with each element from the second set (text_y). The function of this parameter is to provide the first component of each pair in the Cartesian product. This list is essential for understanding which elements from the first set are being combined with elements from the second set.

y_values

This output parameter returns a list of elements from the second set (text_y) that have been paired with each element from the first set (text_x). The function of this parameter is to provide the second component of each pair in the Cartesian product. This list complements x_values and is crucial for understanding the complete set of combinations generated by the node.

show_help

This output parameter provides a URL link to the documentation or help page for the CR XY Product node. The function of this parameter is to offer additional guidance and information on how to use the node effectively. This can be particularly useful if you need more detailed instructions or examples.

🛠️ CR XY Product Usage Tips:

• Ensure that each line in the text_x and text_y inputs contains a distinct and meaningful element to maximize the utility of the generated combinations.
• Use this node to explore different combinations of prompts or parameters systematically, which can help in generating diverse and creative outputs.
• If you have a large number of elements in either set, consider breaking them down into smaller subsets to manage the complexity and size of the output.

🛠️ CR XY Product Common Errors and Solutions:

"Input text is empty"

• Explanation: This error occurs when either text_x or text_y is left empty.
• Solution: Ensure that both text_x and text_y contain at least one line of text. Each input should have meaningful elements to combine.

"Invalid input format"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input text is not formatted correctly, such as not using newline characters to separate elements.
• Solution: Make sure that each element in text_x and text_y is on a separate line. Use newline characters to separate different elements in the input strings.

"Output list is too large"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the Cartesian product results in an excessively large list that exceeds the system's capacity.
• Solution: Reduce the number of elements in text_x and text_y to create a more manageable set of combinations. Consider processing the lists in smaller batches.