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Transforms `FEATURE` type input into frame-specific float list for granular data manipulation and analysis.
The AK_FlexFeatureToFloatList
node is designed to transform a FEATURE
type input into a list of float values, with each float corresponding to a specific frame within the feature. This conversion is particularly useful when you need to manipulate or analyze the data contained within a FEATURE
object in a more granular, frame-by-frame manner. By extracting the float values, you can perform operations such as statistical analysis, visualization, or further processing in other nodes that require float lists. This node simplifies the process of accessing and utilizing the underlying data of a FEATURE
object, making it more accessible for various creative and analytical tasks.
The feature
parameter is a custom FEATURE
object that contains the data you wish to convert into a list of floats. This object is expected to have a method get_value_at_frame(i)
that returns a float value for each frame i
, as well as an attribute frame_count
that indicates the total number of frames in the feature. The feature
parameter is crucial as it serves as the source of data for the conversion process. There are no specific minimum, maximum, or default values for this parameter, as it depends on the FEATURE
object you provide.
The output of the AK_FlexFeatureToFloatList
node is a list of floats, where each float represents the value extracted from the FEATURE
object for each frame. This list is returned as a tuple, as required by ComfyUI, and provides a straightforward way to access and utilize the data contained within the FEATURE
object. The float list can be used for further processing, analysis, or visualization, offering flexibility in how you handle the data.
FEATURE
object you provide has the necessary methods and attributes (get_value_at_frame(i)
and frame_count
) to facilitate the conversion process.get_value_at_frame
not foundFEATURE
object does not have the required method get_value_at_frame(i)
.FEATURE
object is correctly implemented and includes the get_value_at_frame(i)
method.frame_count
not foundFEATURE
object lacks the frame_count
attribute, which is necessary for determining the number of frames.FEATURE
object includes the frame_count
attribute and that it accurately reflects the total number of frames in the feature.RunComfy is the premier ComfyUI platform, offering ComfyUI online environment and services, along with ComfyUI workflows featuring stunning visuals. RunComfy also provides AI Playground, enabling artists to harness the latest AI tools to create incredible art.