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Transforms Omost demo app Python code into structured canvas conditions for AI artists to create complex layouts easily.
The OmostLoadCanvasPythonCodeNode is designed to load and process Python code generated by the Omost demo app, transforming it into a structured canvas conditioning format. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to leverage pre-generated Python scripts to create complex canvas layouts and conditions without manually coding each element. By converting the Python code into a list of canvas conditions, this node simplifies the process of setting up intricate visual compositions, making it easier to achieve desired artistic effects. The primary function of this node is to interpret the provided Python code, extract the canvas configuration, and prepare it for further rendering or manipulation within the Omost framework.
The python_str
parameter is a multiline string input that contains the Python code generated by the Omost demo app. This code defines the canvas and its components, including their properties and relationships. The node uses this input to create a structured representation of the canvas, which can then be processed and rendered. There are no specific minimum or maximum values for this parameter, but it must be a valid Python script that includes the definition of a Canvas
object. The accuracy and completeness of the canvas configuration depend on the correctness of the provided Python code.
The OMOST_CANVAS_CONDITIONING
output is a list of canvas conditions derived from the provided Python code. Each condition in the list represents a specific component of the canvas, including its color, position, and descriptive tags. This output is crucial for further processing and rendering steps, as it provides a detailed blueprint of the canvas layout. The conditions are sorted and structured to facilitate easy manipulation and rendering, ensuring that the final visual output aligns with the artist's intentions.
python_str
parameter is correctly formatted and includes a valid Canvas
object definition. This will help avoid errors during the processing stage.Canvas
object definition.python_str
parameter contains a properly formatted Python script with the Canvas
object definition. Ensure that the code block is correctly enclosed within triple backticks.Canvas
object.canvas = Canvas()
and that the Canvas
object is correctly instantiated and configured.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.