ComfyUI > Nodes > RES4LYF > LatentNoiseBatch_fractal

ComfyUI Node: LatentNoiseBatch_fractal

Class Name

LatentNoiseBatch_fractal

Category
RES4LYF/noise
Author
ClownsharkBatwing (Account age: 287days)
Extension
RES4LYF
Latest Updated
2025-03-08
Github Stars
0.09K

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Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for RES4LYF
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter RES4LYF in the search bar
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LatentNoiseBatch_fractal Description

Generate and manipulate latent noise with fractal patterns for AI artists to enhance image texture and depth creatively.

LatentNoiseBatch_fractal:

The LatentNoiseBatch_fractal node is designed to generate and manipulate latent noise using fractal patterns, which are complex structures that exhibit self-similarity across different scales. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to introduce intricate and organic noise patterns into their latent space, enhancing the texture and depth of generated images. By leveraging fractal noise, you can achieve a unique aesthetic that mimics natural phenomena, such as clouds, mountains, or even abstract art forms. The node's primary function is to blend and transform latent noise batches, allowing for creative exploration and experimentation with various fractal parameters. This capability makes it an essential tool for artists seeking to push the boundaries of AI-generated art by incorporating complex and visually appealing noise patterns.

LatentNoiseBatch_fractal Input Parameters:

latent_0_batch

This parameter represents the initial batch of latent noise samples that will be used as a base for generating fractal noise. It is crucial for defining the starting point of the noise transformation process. The quality and characteristics of the output noise are heavily influenced by the properties of this initial batch.

latent_1_batch

Similar to latent_0_batch, this parameter provides an additional batch of latent noise samples that can be mixed with the initial batch. This allows for more complex and varied noise patterns by combining different noise sources. The interaction between these two batches can lead to unique and unexpected results.

phase_mix_powers

This parameter controls the degree to which the phases of the two latent batches are mixed. A higher value results in a more pronounced blending of phases, which can create smoother transitions and more cohesive noise patterns. Adjusting this parameter allows for fine-tuning the balance between the two noise sources.

magnitude_mix_powers

This parameter determines the extent to which the magnitudes of the two latent batches are mixed. It affects the intensity and contrast of the resulting noise pattern. By manipulating this parameter, you can achieve a wide range of visual effects, from subtle textures to bold and dynamic patterns.

phase_luminositys

This parameter influences the brightness of the phase component in the noise pattern. It can be used to adjust the overall luminosity of the generated noise, making it either more subdued or more vibrant, depending on the desired artistic effect.

phase_cyan_reds

This parameter adjusts the color balance between cyan and red in the phase component of the noise. It provides a way to introduce color variations and enhance the visual appeal of the noise pattern by shifting the color spectrum.

phase_lime_purples

Similar to phase_cyan_reds, this parameter controls the color balance between lime and purple in the phase component. It allows for further customization of the noise pattern's color palette, enabling the creation of unique and visually striking effects.

phase_pattern_structures

This parameter defines the structural complexity of the phase component in the noise pattern. Higher values result in more intricate and detailed structures, while lower values produce simpler patterns. It is a key parameter for achieving the desired level of detail in the noise.

magnitude_luminositys

This parameter affects the brightness of the magnitude component in the noise pattern. It can be used to adjust the overall intensity of the noise, making it either more subtle or more pronounced, depending on the artistic intent.

magnitude_cyan_reds

This parameter adjusts the color balance between cyan and red in the magnitude component of the noise. It provides a way to introduce color variations and enhance the visual appeal of the noise pattern by shifting the color spectrum.

magnitude_lime_purples

Similar to magnitude_cyan_reds, this parameter controls the color balance between lime and purple in the magnitude component. It allows for further customization of the noise pattern's color palette, enabling the creation of unique and visually striking effects.

magnitude_pattern_structures

This parameter defines the structural complexity of the magnitude component in the noise pattern. Higher values result in more intricate and detailed structures, while lower values produce simpler patterns. It is a key parameter for achieving the desired level of detail in the noise.

latent_out_normal

A boolean parameter that, when set to true, normalizes the channels of the mixed phase magnitude. This ensures that the output noise pattern has a consistent range of values, which can be important for maintaining visual coherence across different noise samples.

latent_out_stdize

A boolean parameter that, when set to true, standardizes the channels of the mixed phase magnitude. This process adjusts the distribution of values to have a mean of zero and a standard deviation of one, which can be useful for achieving a specific statistical property in the noise pattern.

latent_out_meancenter

A boolean parameter that, when set to true, mean-centers the channels of the mixed phase magnitude. This operation shifts the distribution of values so that the mean is zero, which can help in balancing the overall brightness and contrast of the noise pattern.

LatentNoiseBatch_fractal Output Parameters:

samples

The primary output of the LatentNoiseBatch_fractal node is a batch of latent noise samples that have been transformed using fractal patterns. These samples can be used as input for further processing or directly applied to generate images with complex and visually appealing noise textures. The output reflects the combined effects of all input parameters, resulting in a unique and customizable noise pattern.

LatentNoiseBatch_fractal Usage Tips:

  • Experiment with different combinations of phase_mix_powers and magnitude_mix_powers to achieve a wide range of noise patterns, from subtle textures to bold and dynamic effects.
  • Use the color balance parameters (phase_cyan_reds, phase_lime_purples, magnitude_cyan_reds, magnitude_lime_purples) to introduce color variations and enhance the visual appeal of your noise patterns.
  • Adjust the structural complexity parameters (phase_pattern_structures, magnitude_pattern_structures) to control the level of detail in your noise patterns, depending on the desired artistic effect.

LatentNoiseBatch_fractal Common Errors and Solutions:

"Invalid batch size"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the input batches have mismatched sizes or are not properly defined.
  • Solution: Ensure that both latent_0_batch and latent_1_batch have the same size and are correctly initialized before running the node.

"Normalization error"

  • Explanation: This error may arise if the normalization process fails due to incorrect input values or settings.
  • Solution: Double-check the latent_out_normal, latent_out_stdize, and latent_out_meancenter settings to ensure they are correctly configured. If necessary, adjust the input values to fall within a valid range.

"Color balance out of range"

  • Explanation: This error indicates that the color balance parameters are set to values outside the acceptable range.
  • Solution: Verify that the phase_cyan_reds, phase_lime_purples, magnitude_cyan_reds, and magnitude_lime_purples parameters are within the expected range and adjust them as needed.

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