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Manages final image processing output in TinyTerraNodes framework, offering flexible saving and display options.
The ttN imageOutput
node is designed to handle the final stages of image processing within the TinyTerraNodes framework. This node is responsible for managing how the processed images are outputted, whether they are returned as latent representations, saved to disk, or displayed in the user interface. It provides flexibility in handling image outputs, allowing you to choose between different modes such as hiding the output, saving it, or both. This node is essential for ensuring that the generated images are correctly processed and stored according to your preferences, making it a crucial component in the image generation workflow.
The image_output
parameter determines how the processed image will be handled. It accepts several options: "return latent", "Hide", "Hide/Save", and "Disabled". When set to "return latent", the node returns the latent representation of the image. "Hide" and "Hide/Save" options control whether the image is hidden from the UI but still processed or saved. "Disabled" means no image output is generated. This parameter is crucial for managing the visibility and storage of the processed images.
The my_unique_id
parameter is a unique identifier for the current processing instance. It ensures that the images and related data are correctly associated with the specific processing task. This parameter is essential for tracking and managing multiple image processing tasks simultaneously.
The prompt
parameter contains the text prompt used for generating the image. It is used to embed metadata into the image file, providing context and information about the image's origin. This parameter is important for documentation and reproducibility purposes.
The extra_pnginfo
parameter allows you to include additional metadata in the PNG file. This can be useful for embedding extra information about the image, such as processing details or custom annotations. This parameter enhances the informational value of the generated images.
The save_prefix
parameter specifies the prefix to be used when saving the image files. It helps in organizing and naming the output files systematically. This parameter is useful for maintaining a clear and organized file structure.
The samples
output contains the latent representation of the processed image when the image_output
parameter is set to "return latent". This output is useful for further processing or analysis of the image in its latent form.
The ui
output contains the processed images to be displayed in the user interface. It includes the images generated based on the specified image_output
mode. This output is essential for visualizing the results of the image processing task.
The result
output is a tuple containing the samples
and the processed image tensor. This output provides a comprehensive result of the image processing task, including both the latent representation and the final image.
image_output
parameter to "Hide/Save".save_prefix
parameter to organize your output files systematically, making it easier to locate and manage them.extra_pnginfo
parameter to enhance the informational value of your generated images.pip install rembg
or follow the installation instructions on the REMBG GitHub page.image_output
parameter.image_output
parameter is set to one of the supported values: "return latent", "Hide", "Hide/Save", or "Disabled".my_unique_id
parameter is not provided, which is necessary for tracking the processing task.my_unique_id
parameter to ensure proper tracking and management of the image processing task.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.