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Facilitates image cropping in node-based workflows for AI artists, ensuring efficient image data handling and preparation for further processing.
The ImageCropper node is designed to facilitate the cropping of images within a node-based workflow, providing a streamlined method for adjusting image dimensions to suit specific needs. This node is particularly beneficial for AI artists who require precise control over the visual elements of their projects, allowing them to focus on creative aspects without delving into complex image processing tasks. By converting images into a format suitable for further processing, the ImageCropper ensures that the images are ready for subsequent nodes in the workflow. It handles image data efficiently, converting it from various formats into a consistent tensor format that can be easily manipulated. This node is essential for tasks that require image preprocessing, such as preparing images for machine learning models or creating uniform datasets.
The node_id
is a unique identifier for each instance of the ImageCropper node. It is crucial for tracking the processing state and results of the image cropping operation. This parameter ensures that the correct image data is associated with the right node, allowing for seamless integration into larger workflows. There are no specific minimum, maximum, or default values for this parameter, as it is dynamically generated for each node instance.
The width
parameter specifies the desired width of the cropped image. It directly impacts the horizontal dimension of the output image, allowing you to tailor the image size to your specific requirements. The minimum value for this parameter is 1, and there is no explicit maximum value, but it should not exceed the original image width. The default value is typically set based on the original image dimensions or user input.
The height
parameter defines the desired height of the cropped image. Similar to the width parameter, it affects the vertical dimension of the output image, enabling you to customize the image size. The minimum value is 1, and there is no explicit maximum value, but it should not exceed the original image height. The default value is usually determined by the original image dimensions or user input.
The image_data
parameter contains the raw image data that is to be cropped. This data can be in various formats, such as base64-encoded strings, and is essential for the node to perform the cropping operation. The parameter does not have specific minimum or maximum values, as it depends on the image being processed. The default value is typically the image data provided by the user or another node in the workflow.
The result
parameter is the output of the ImageCropper node, containing the cropped image in a tensor format. This output is crucial for further processing in the workflow, as it provides a standardized format that can be easily manipulated by subsequent nodes. The result ensures that the cropped image is ready for tasks such as machine learning model input or further image processing operations.
width
and height
parameters are set according to the desired output dimensions, keeping in mind the original image size to avoid errors.node_id
to track and manage multiple instances of the ImageCropper node within complex workflows, ensuring that each node processes the correct image data.<node_id>
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