ComfyUI Node: advPlot string

advPlot string:

The ttN advPlot string node is designed to generate advanced plot strings for visualizing data in a structured and customizable format. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to create detailed and labeled plots from a series of values or text inputs. By leveraging this node, you can easily convert a list of values or text into a formatted plot string that can be used for further visualization or analysis. The node supports various labeling options and can handle different types of input data, making it a versatile tool for creating complex plots with minimal effort.

advPlot string Input Parameters:

node

This parameter represents the node identifier that will be used in the plot string. It is essential for linking the generated plot string to a specific node in your workflow. The node identifier should be enclosed in square brackets, e.g., [node_id].

widget

The widget parameter specifies the type of widget or element that will be used in the plot string. This could be any valid widget type that supports the visualization of the values or text provided. The widget type should be a string that matches the expected widget format.

text

The text parameter is the input text that will be split and used to generate the plot string. This text is divided based on the specified delimiter, and each segment is included in the plot string. The text should be a string containing the data you want to visualize.

delimiter

The delimiter parameter defines the character or sequence of characters used to split the input text into individual values. This allows you to control how the text is segmented for plotting. Common delimiters include commas, spaces, or newline characters. The delimiter should be a string.

label_type

This parameter determines the type of label that will be applied to each value in the plot string. The available options are 'Values', 'Title and Values', and 'ID, Title and Values'. Each option provides a different level of detail in the labels, allowing you to customize the plot's appearance. The label_type should be a string matching one of the available options.

advPlot string Output Parameters:

ui

The ui output parameter contains the generated plot string formatted for user interface display. This string includes the labeled values and is ready for visualization in your workflow. It provides a clear and structured representation of the input data.

result

The result output parameter is a tuple containing the generated plot string. This output is useful for further processing or analysis within your workflow. It ensures that the plot string is easily accessible and can be used in subsequent nodes or operations.

advPlot string Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the node identifier is correctly formatted and enclosed in square brackets to avoid errors in the plot string generation.
• Choose an appropriate delimiter that matches the structure of your input text to ensure accurate segmentation and labeling.
• Experiment with different label types to find the one that best suits your visualization needs and provides the desired level of detail.

advPlot string Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid node identifier format

• Explanation: The node identifier is not correctly formatted or missing square brackets.
• Solution: Ensure that the node identifier is enclosed in square brackets, e.g., [node_id].

Unsupported widget type

• Explanation: The specified widget type is not recognized or supported by the node.
• Solution: Verify that the widget type is a valid string that matches the expected widget format.

Incorrect delimiter

• Explanation: The delimiter does not match the structure of the input text, leading to incorrect segmentation.
• Solution: Choose a delimiter that accurately reflects the separation between values in your input text.

Missing or invalid label_type

• Explanation: The label_type parameter is missing or does not match one of the available options.
• Solution: Ensure that the label_type is specified and matches one of the available options: 'Values', 'Title and Values', or 'ID, Title and Values'.