ComfyUI Node: CRZ Image Selector

CRZ Image Selector:

The CRZImageSelector node is designed to streamline the process of handling multiple images within the ComfyUI environment. Its primary function is to load up to six images, count the number of non-empty images, and create a batch of these images for further processing. This node is particularly beneficial for AI artists who need to manage and manipulate multiple images simultaneously, as it simplifies the task of ensuring all images are of compatible dimensions and formats. By automatically resizing and concatenating images, the CRZImageSelector ensures a seamless workflow, allowing you to focus on creative tasks without worrying about technical inconsistencies between images.

CRZ Image Selector Input Parameters:

image_1

This parameter accepts a string representing the file path to the first image. It is crucial for loading the image into the node for processing. The default value is an empty string, indicating no image is loaded. Ensure the path is correct and the file exists to avoid errors.

image_2

Similar to image_1, this parameter takes a string for the file path to the second image. It functions identically, allowing you to load another image for batch processing. The default is an empty string.

image_3

This parameter is for the third image's file path, following the same format and function as the previous image parameters. It defaults to an empty string.

image_4

This parameter accepts the file path for the fourth image, continuing the pattern of the previous parameters. It defaults to an empty string.

image_5

This parameter is used for the fifth image's file path, allowing you to include another image in the batch. The default is an empty string.

image_6

This parameter takes the file path for the sixth image, completing the set of images you can load into the node. It defaults to an empty string.

CRZ Image Selector Output Parameters:

image_1

This output returns the first image loaded into the node. It is crucial for verifying that the image has been correctly processed and is ready for further use.

image_2

This output provides the second image, ensuring it has been successfully loaded and processed.

image_3

This output returns the third image, confirming its readiness for subsequent operations.

image_4

This output provides the fourth image, indicating it has been correctly handled by the node.

image_5

This output returns the fifth image, ensuring it is available for further processing.

image_6

This output provides the sixth image, confirming its successful inclusion in the batch.

image_count

This output is an integer representing the number of non-empty images loaded into the node. It is essential for understanding how many images are actively being processed.

image_batch

This output is a batch of all non-empty images, concatenated and resized as necessary. It is crucial for any operations that require a unified set of images, such as batch processing or analysis.

CRZ Image Selector Usage Tips:

• Ensure all image paths are correct and point to existing files to avoid loading errors.
• Use the node to manage images of varying sizes, as it automatically resizes them to match, simplifying batch processing.
• Utilize the image_count output to dynamically adjust your workflow based on the number of images processed.

CRZ Image Selector Common Errors and Solutions:

Image not found

• Explanation: This error occurs when the specified file path does not point to an existing image file.
• Solution: Double-check the file path for typos and ensure the file exists at the specified location.

Mismatched image dimensions

• Explanation: This error can happen if images are of different sizes and cannot be automatically resized.
• Solution: Ensure all images are of compatible dimensions or rely on the node's automatic resizing feature to handle discrepancies.

Empty image batch

• Explanation: This occurs when no valid images are loaded, resulting in an empty batch.
• Solution: Verify that at least one image path is correctly specified and points to a valid image file.