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Divide long masks into smaller segments for independent processing, ensuring even division and integrity maintenance.
The SplitLongMask
node is designed to divide a long mask into multiple smaller masks based on a specified count. This is particularly useful when working with large images or masks that need to be processed in smaller, more manageable sections. By splitting the mask, you can apply different operations or effects to each segment independently, which can enhance the flexibility and efficiency of your workflow. The node ensures that the mask is divided evenly, and if the mask's height is not perfectly divisible by the count, it adjusts accordingly to maintain the integrity of the mask.
The long_mask
parameter represents the input mask that you want to split. This mask is typically a large, single-dimensional array that needs to be divided into smaller sections for further processing. The mask should be in a format that the node can interpret and manipulate.
The count
parameter specifies the number of smaller masks you want to create from the original long mask. It determines how many segments the long mask will be divided into. The value of count
must be an integer between 1 and 1024, inclusive. The default value is 1, which means no splitting will occur. Adjusting this value allows you to control the granularity of the mask segments.
The output parameter MASK
is a list of smaller masks generated from the original long mask. Each mask in the list corresponds to a segment of the original mask, divided based on the specified count. These smaller masks can be used independently for various image processing tasks, providing greater flexibility and control over your workflow.
count
parameter is set to a value that evenly divides the height of the original mask. This will prevent any potential issues with uneven mask segments.SplitLongMask
node when you need to apply different effects or operations to specific sections of a large mask. This can help in creating more detailed and complex image manipulations.count
values to find the best segmentation for your specific use case. Smaller segments may provide more control, while larger segments can be processed more quickly.count
parameter is set to a value outside the allowed range (1 to 1024).count
parameter to a value within the specified range. The default value is 1, and the maximum allowed value is 1024.count
value, leading to uneven mask segments.count
value that evenly divides the height of the mask. If this is not possible, the node will adjust the segmentation to maintain the integrity of the mask, but it is best to select a compatible count
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