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ComfyUI Node: Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂

Class Name

IAMCCS_MotionBridgeLoad

Category
IAMCCS/Wan
Author
IAMCCS (Account age: 2204days)
Extension
IAMCCS-nodes
Latest Updated
2026-03-27
Github Stars
0.08K

How to Install IAMCCS-nodes

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for IAMCCS-nodes
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter IAMCCS-nodes in the search bar
After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂 Description

Facilitates loading and re-integrating SVI segment tails for efficient motion data management.

Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂:

IAMCCS_MotionBridgeLoad is a specialized node designed to facilitate the loading of motion bridge data, specifically focusing on SVI segment tails for re-patching purposes. This node is part of the IAMCCS MotionBridge suite, which aims to streamline the process of handling motion data by saving and loading specific segments. The primary function of this node is to retrieve previously saved motion bridge files, ensuring that the motion data can be seamlessly re-integrated into your workflow. This capability is particularly beneficial for AI artists who need to manage complex motion sequences, as it allows for efficient reuse and modification of motion data without starting from scratch. By leveraging this node, you can maintain consistency in your projects and enhance your creative process by easily accessing and manipulating motion data.

Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂 Input Parameters:

bridge_name

The bridge_name parameter specifies the name of the motion bridge file you wish to load. It is crucial for identifying the correct file within the output directory where motion bridges are stored. If the parameter is set to "(none)", the node will raise an error, indicating that no bridge files are available. This parameter does not have a default value, as it requires explicit input from the user to function correctly.

image_override

The image_override parameter allows you to provide an external image tensor that will override the saved last frame of the motion bridge. This is useful when you want to use a specific image as the starting point for your motion sequence. If not provided, the node will default to using the last frame stored in the motion bridge file. This parameter is optional and can be set to None if no override is needed.

Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂 Output Parameters:

tail

The tail output parameter represents the latent tail of the motion data, which is a tensor containing the motion information. This data is crucial for reconstructing the motion sequence and is typically used in conjunction with other nodes to achieve the desired motion effects. The tail provides the foundational data needed to re-patch and manipulate motion sequences effectively.

image_out

The image_out parameter outputs the final image tensor used in the motion sequence. This can either be the overridden image provided by the image_override parameter or the last frame from the motion bridge file. This output is essential for visualizing the starting point of the motion sequence and ensuring that the correct image is used in subsequent processing steps.

Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂 Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that the bridge_name parameter is correctly set to the name of an existing motion bridge file to avoid errors.
  • Use the image_override parameter when you need to start your motion sequence with a specific image, providing greater control over the initial conditions of your motion data.

Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂 Common Errors and Solutions:

No bridge files found in output/motion_bridges/

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the bridge_name parameter is set to "(none)", indicating that no motion bridge files are available in the specified directory.
  • Solution: Ensure that you have previously saved motion bridge files using the MotionBridgeSave node and that the bridge_name parameter is correctly set to an existing file name.

Bridge file not found: <file_path>

  • Explanation: This error indicates that the specified motion bridge file does not exist at the given path.
  • Solution: Verify that the bridge_name parameter is correct and that the file exists in the output directory. If necessary, check the file path for any typos or errors.

Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂 Related Nodes

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Motion Bridge Load 🎬📂