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Compute sine or arcsine with input unit flexibility for AI artists, simplifying trigonometric operations.
The DF_Sinus node is designed to compute the sine of a given value, providing flexibility in terms of input units and the option to compute the arcsine instead. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to incorporate trigonometric functions into their workflows, such as generating wave patterns or manipulating angles. By allowing inputs in both radians and degrees, and offering the ability to switch between sine and arcsine calculations, the DF_Sinus node ensures versatility and ease of use. This node simplifies complex mathematical operations, making it accessible even to those without a deep technical background.
This parameter represents the numerical input for which the sine or arcsine value will be calculated. It accepts floating-point numbers, allowing for precise trigonometric computations. The value can be in radians or degrees, depending on the setting of the type_
parameter.
This parameter determines the unit of the input value. It can be set to either "RAD" for radians or "DEG" for degrees. When set to "DEG", the input value is automatically converted to radians before performing the sine or arcsine calculation. This flexibility ensures that you can work with the unit that is most convenient for your specific application.
This boolean parameter specifies whether to compute the arcsine (inverse sine) of the input value. When set to True
, the node calculates the arcsine; otherwise, it calculates the sine. This option allows you to easily switch between these two related trigonometric functions without needing to modify the input value or perform additional calculations.
The output of the DF_Sinus node is a single floating-point number representing the result of the sine or arcsine calculation. This value can be used in subsequent nodes or processes within your workflow, enabling you to build complex trigonometric operations with ease. The output is always in radians, regardless of the input unit.
type_
parameter to "DEG" to ensure the input is correctly converted to radians.arcSin
parameter to easily switch between calculating the sine and the arcsine of the input value, depending on your specific needs.type_
parameter is set to a value other than "RAD" or "DEG".type_
parameter and ensure it is set to either "RAD" or "DEG". Correct any typos or invalid values.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.