ComfyUI Node: BreakoutVec2

BreakoutVec2:

The CM_BreakoutVec2 node is designed to decompose a 2-dimensional vector (Vec2) into its individual scalar components. This node is particularly useful when you need to work with or manipulate the individual x and y values of a vector separately. By breaking down a Vec2 into its constituent floats, you can perform more granular operations or analyses on each component, enhancing the flexibility and precision of your mathematical or graphical computations.

BreakoutVec2 Input Parameters:

a

This parameter represents the 2-dimensional vector (Vec2) that you want to decompose. The vector should be provided in the form of a tuple containing two float values, representing the x and y components respectively. The default value for this parameter is VEC2_ZERO, which corresponds to the vector (0.0, 0.0). By adjusting this input, you can specify any Vec2 that you need to break down into its scalar components.

BreakoutVec2 Output Parameters:

FLOAT

The first output is a float representing the x component of the input Vec2. This value is extracted directly from the first element of the input vector, allowing you to use or manipulate the x component independently in subsequent operations.

FLOAT

The second output is a float representing the y component of the input Vec2. This value is extracted directly from the second element of the input vector, enabling you to use or manipulate the y component separately in further computations.

BreakoutVec2 Usage Tips:

• Use the CM_BreakoutVec2 node when you need to isolate and work with the individual x and y components of a Vec2 for more detailed operations or analyses.
• Combine this node with other nodes that perform scalar operations to achieve complex transformations or calculations on the individual components of a vector.

BreakoutVec2 Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid input type for parameter a

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input provided for the parameter a is not a valid Vec2. - Solution: Ensure that the input is a tuple containing exactly two float values, representing the x and y components of the vector.

Missing input for parameter a

• Explanation: This error happens when no input is provided for the required parameter a.
• Solution: Provide a valid Vec2 input for the parameter a to ensure the node can execute properly.