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Tile latent samples into customizable grid for AI artists to create complex compositions with ease and precision.
The Repeat Into Grid (latent) node is designed to tile input latent samples into a grid with configurable dimensions. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to create complex compositions by repeating a single latent sample across a grid. By specifying the number of columns and rows, you can control the layout and structure of the grid, allowing for a high degree of customization in your generated images. This node simplifies the process of creating tiled patterns and can be a powerful tool for generating intricate designs or exploring variations of a single latent sample.
This parameter represents the latent samples that you want to tile into a grid. The input should be of type LATENT
, which is a format used to represent latent space data in AI models. The latent samples are the core data that will be repeated across the grid.
This parameter specifies the number of columns in the grid. It determines how many times the latent sample will be repeated horizontally. The value should be an integer, and it directly impacts the width of the resulting grid. Adjusting this parameter allows you to control the horizontal tiling of the latent samples.
This parameter specifies the number of rows in the grid. It determines how many times the latent sample will be repeated vertically. The value should be an integer, and it directly impacts the height of the resulting grid. Adjusting this parameter allows you to control the vertical tiling of the latent samples.
The output of this node is a tiled grid of latent samples, represented in the LATENT
format. This output can be used in subsequent nodes for further processing or directly converted into images. The grid structure of the output allows for complex compositions and patterns, making it a versatile tool for AI art generation.
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data before passing them to the node.IndexError: Dimension out of range
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