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Efficiently combine multiple images in batches for streamlined image processing and manipulation, ideal for AI artists.
The Concat Images (mtb) node is designed to facilitate the combination of multiple images into a single batch, streamlining the process of image manipulation and processing. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to handle multiple images simultaneously, allowing for efficient batch processing and manipulation. By leveraging this node, you can concatenate images in a flexible manner, ensuring that your image processing workflows are both efficient and effective. The node provides options to handle mismatched image sizes and allows for reversing the order of concatenation, making it a versatile tool in your image processing toolkit.
The reverse
parameter is a boolean option that determines whether the order of the images should be reversed before concatenation. If set to True
, the images will be concatenated in reverse order. This can be useful in scenarios where the order of images affects the final output. The default value is False
.
The on_mismatch
parameter specifies how to handle situations where the images to be concatenated have different sizes. It offers three options: Error
, Smallest
, and Largest
. If set to Error
, the node will raise an error when encountering mismatched image sizes. If set to Smallest
, the node will resize all images to match the smallest image in the batch. If set to Largest
, the node will resize all images to match the largest image in the batch. The default value is Smallest
.
The IMAGE
output parameter represents the concatenated batch of images. This output is crucial for subsequent image processing tasks, as it provides a single, unified batch of images that can be further manipulated or analyzed. The concatenated image batch retains the properties and characteristics of the input images, ensuring that the final output is consistent with the original inputs.
reverse
parameter is set to False
.on_mismatch
parameter to control how the node handles resizing. Choose Smallest
to avoid upscaling and potential quality loss, or Largest
to ensure all images are uniformly sized.on_mismatch
parameter is set to Error
and the input images have different sizes.on_mismatch
parameter to Smallest
or Largest
to allow the node to resize the images accordingly.reverse
parameter is set to a non-boolean value.reverse
parameter is set to either True
or False
.on_mismatch
parameter is set to a value other than Error
, Smallest
, or Largest
.on_mismatch
parameter to one of the supported options: Error
, Smallest
, or Largest
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