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Manage and generate schedules for floating-point values in animation and procedural generation tasks, aiding AI artists in creating smooth transitions and dynamic changes.
The SaltFloatScheduler node is designed to manage and generate schedules for floating-point values, which can be used in various animation and procedural generation tasks. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to create smooth transitions and dynamic changes in their visual or audio projects. By leveraging this node, you can define a sequence of float values that change over time, allowing for precise control over animations, effects, and other time-dependent parameters. The main goal of the SaltFloatScheduler is to provide a flexible and intuitive way to handle float value scheduling, making it easier to achieve complex and visually appealing results.
The schedule_list
parameter is a list of float values that define the initial schedule. This list serves as the base sequence of values that will be manipulated and transformed by the node. The length and specific values in this list will directly impact the resulting schedule, as they provide the foundation for any applied transformations or easing functions. There are no strict minimum or maximum values for this parameter, but the list should contain enough values to represent the desired schedule accurately.
The fade_type
parameter determines the type of easing or fading effect to apply to the schedule. It can take one of three values: "in", "out", or "in-and-out". The "in" option applies a fade-in effect, gradually increasing the values from the start of the schedule. The "out" option applies a fade-out effect, gradually decreasing the values towards the end of the schedule. The "in-and-out" option combines both effects, creating a smooth transition that peaks in the middle of the schedule. This parameter is crucial for creating smooth and natural transitions in your animations or effects.
The strength
parameter controls the intensity of the easing effect applied to the schedule. It is a float value that determines how quickly the values change during the fade-in or fade-out process. Higher values result in more pronounced easing effects, while lower values create more subtle transitions. This parameter allows you to fine-tune the smoothness and dynamics of your schedule, ensuring that the resulting animation or effect matches your creative vision.
The start_index
parameter specifies the starting point within the schedule_list
from which the easing effect should begin. It is an integer value that allows you to delay the application of the fade effect, leaving the initial part of the schedule unchanged. This parameter is useful for creating more complex schedules where only a portion of the values need to be modified. The default value is 0, meaning the easing effect starts from the beginning of the schedule.
The faded_schedule
parameter is the resulting list of float values after applying the specified easing effect to the schedule_list
. This output represents the transformed schedule, with values smoothly transitioning according to the chosen fade_type
and strength
. The faded_schedule
can be used directly in your animations, effects, or other procedural generation tasks, providing a seamless and visually appealing result.
fade_type
to "in" and adjust the strength
parameter to control the intensity of the transition.fade_type
and experiment with different strength
values to achieve the desired smoothness.fade_type
, which is ideal for creating transitions that peak in the middle of the schedule.start_index
parameter to delay the application of the easing effect, allowing you to create more complex and varied schedules.schedule_list
parameter is not provided in the correct format, such as a list of float values.schedule_list
is a properly formatted list of float values, with each value representing a point in the schedule.fade_type
parameter is set to a value other than "in", "out", or "in-and-out".fade_type
parameter is set to one of the valid options: "in", "out", or "in-and-out".strength
parameter is set to a value that is not a valid float or is outside the acceptable range.strength
parameter is a valid float value and adjust it to a reasonable range that produces the desired easing effect.start_index
parameter is set to a value that is outside the bounds of the schedule_list
.start_index
is within the valid range of indices for the schedule_list
and adjust it accordingly.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.