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Transform images using polar coordinate remapping for circular effects with adjustable center, radius, and mapping type, supporting forward and inverse transformations for creative visual enhancements.
The RemapWarpPolar node is designed to transform an image using a polar coordinate remapping technique. This method is particularly useful for creating artistic effects that involve circular or radial transformations, such as converting a rectangular image into a circular one or vice versa. The node offers flexibility in adjusting the center of the transformation, the radius, and the type of polar mapping (linear or logarithmic). Additionally, it supports both forward and inverse transformations, allowing for a wide range of creative possibilities. By leveraging this node, you can achieve unique visual effects that can enhance your AI-generated art.
This parameter determines the maximum radius for the polar transformation. It influences how much of the image will be included in the transformation. The larger the radius, the more of the image will be mapped into the polar coordinates. This parameter is crucial for defining the extent of the transformation.
This parameter allows you to adjust the radius of the transformation. It acts as a multiplier to the max_radius
, enabling fine-tuning of the transformation's scale. Adjusting this parameter can help you achieve the desired level of detail and coverage in the transformed image.
This parameter adjusts the horizontal position of the center of the transformation. By modifying this value, you can shift the center point left or right, which changes the focal point of the polar transformation. This is useful for centering the transformation on a specific part of the image.
Similar to center_x_adjust
, this parameter adjusts the vertical position of the center of the transformation. It allows you to move the center point up or down, providing control over the vertical alignment of the transformation's focal point.
This boolean parameter determines whether the transformation uses a logarithmic scale. When set to true, the transformation will map the image using a logarithmic scale, which can create a more compressed and detailed effect near the center. When set to false, a linear scale is used, resulting in a more uniform transformation.
This boolean parameter specifies whether to perform an inverse transformation. When set to true, the node will apply the inverse of the polar transformation, effectively converting a polar-mapped image back to its rectangular form. This is useful for reversing previous transformations or creating specific effects.
This boolean parameter controls whether the transformed image should be cropped to the bounds of the transformation. When set to true, the output image will be cropped to remove any areas outside the transformed region, resulting in a cleaner and more focused output.
The output of the RemapWarpPolar node is a transformed image that has been remapped using polar coordinates. This output can be used directly in your AI art projects to create unique visual effects or as a base for further transformations. The output retains the artistic qualities of the original image while adding a distinctive radial or circular pattern.
max_radius
and radius_adjust
values to find the optimal scale for your transformation.center_x_adjust
and center_y_adjust
to focus the transformation on specific areas of your image, enhancing the artistic effect.log
parameter to switch between linear and logarithmic transformations, each offering unique visual results.inverse
parameter to reverse transformations or to create complementary effects in your artwork.crop
parameter to remove unwanted areas outside the transformed region, resulting in a cleaner final image.max_radius
and radius_adjust
parameters to ensure the radius is within a valid range for the image size.center_x_adjust
and center_y_adjust
parameters to ensure the center point is within the image dimensions.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.