ComfyUI Node: Axis Pack

Axis Pack:

The Axis Pack node is designed to consolidate multiple inputs into a single packed axis item, which can be particularly useful for organizing and managing data in a structured manner. This node allows you to combine up to seven different inputs, along with an optional label, into a cohesive unit. This functionality is beneficial for creating complex data structures or grids, making it easier to handle and manipulate multiple data points simultaneously. By using the Axis Pack node, you can streamline your workflow and ensure that related data is grouped together efficiently.

Axis Pack Input Parameters:

input_a

This is a required input parameter that accepts any type of data. It serves as the primary input for the Axis Pack node and is the first element in the packed axis item. The data type is flexible, allowing you to input various forms of data as needed.

input_b

This is an optional input parameter that accepts any type of data. If provided, it will be included as the second element in the packed axis item. This parameter allows you to add additional data to the packed item, enhancing its complexity and utility.

input_c

This is an optional input parameter that accepts any type of data. If provided, it will be included as the third element in the packed axis item. This parameter further extends the capacity of the packed item to hold more data points.

input_d

This is an optional input parameter that accepts any type of data. If provided, it will be included as the fourth element in the packed axis item. This parameter allows for even more data to be packed together, increasing the node's versatility.

input_e

This is an optional input parameter that accepts any type of data. If provided, it will be included as the fifth element in the packed axis item. This parameter is useful for adding additional layers of data to the packed item.

input_f

This is an optional input parameter that accepts any type of data. If provided, it will be included as the sixth element in the packed axis item. This parameter allows for a more comprehensive data structure by including more data points.

input_g

This is an optional input parameter that accepts any type of data. If provided, it will be included as the seventh element in the packed axis item. This parameter maximizes the node's capacity to pack multiple data points together.

label

This is an optional input parameter that accepts a string. It serves as a label for the packed axis item, providing a way to identify or describe the packed data. This parameter is useful for adding context or metadata to the packed item.

Axis Pack Output Parameters:

PACK

The output parameter is a packed axis item that contains all the provided inputs and an optional label. This packed item is a structured data unit that can be used in subsequent nodes or processes. It simplifies the handling of multiple data points by consolidating them into a single, manageable entity.

Axis Pack Usage Tips:

• Use the label parameter to add meaningful descriptions to your packed axis items, making it easier to identify and manage them in complex workflows.
• Take advantage of the optional input parameters to pack as much relevant data as needed, ensuring that all related data points are grouped together efficiently.
• Utilize the packed axis item in subsequent nodes to streamline data processing and manipulation, reducing the complexity of handling multiple inputs separately.

Axis Pack Common Errors and Solutions:

Missing required input: input_a

• Explanation: The required input parameter input_a is missing.
• Solution: Ensure that you provide a value for the input_a parameter, as it is mandatory for the node to function correctly.

Invalid data type for input

• Explanation: One or more input parameters have an invalid data type.
• Solution: Verify that all input parameters are of the correct data type. The node accepts any type of data for the input parameters, so ensure that the data provided is compatible.

Label exceeds character limit

• Explanation: The label parameter exceeds the allowed character limit.
• Solution: Ensure that the label parameter is within the acceptable character limit. If necessary, shorten the label to fit within the limit.