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ComfyUI Node: PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher

Class Name

PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher

Category
Camera/Trajectory
Author
Alexankharin (Account age: 2779days)
Extension
camera-comfyUI
Latest Updated
2025-12-26
Github Stars
0.03K

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Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for camera-comfyUI
  • 1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
  • 2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
  • 3. Enter camera-comfyUI in the search bar
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PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher Description

Enhances point clouds by outpainting along camera trajectories to fill gaps and improve detail.

PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher:

The PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher node is designed to enhance a point cloud by filling in missing regions as it follows a camera trajectory. This process, known as outpainting, involves extending the visible areas of a point cloud to create a more complete and visually appealing representation. By interpolating between different camera poses along a trajectory, the node enriches the point cloud data, ensuring that gaps or missing sections are filled in a coherent manner. This is particularly useful in scenarios where the original point cloud data might be incomplete due to occlusions or limited viewpoints. The node leverages advanced techniques to project, transform, and clean the point cloud, ultimately producing a more detailed and enriched representation. This capability is essential for applications in 3D modeling, virtual reality, and any field that requires high-quality point cloud data.

PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher Input Parameters:

pointcloud

This parameter represents the initial point cloud data that you want to enrich. It is a tensor that contains the 3D points and their associated attributes. The quality and completeness of this input will directly affect the final enriched output.

trajectory

The trajectory parameter is a tensor that defines the camera's path through space. It is crucial for determining how the point cloud will be enriched, as it dictates the viewpoints from which the point cloud is observed and subsequently outpainted. The trajectory must be a tensor of shape (K,4,4), where K is the number of poses.

camera_type

This parameter specifies the type of camera model used for the trajectory. It influences how the point cloud is projected and transformed during the enrichment process. Different camera types may require different handling of field of view and projection parameters.

horizontal_fov

The horizontal field of view (FOV) is a float that defines the extent of the observable world that is seen at any given moment. It affects how the point cloud is projected and can influence the level of detail captured in the enriched point cloud.

width

This integer parameter specifies the width of the output image or projection. It determines the resolution of the enriched point cloud and can impact the level of detail and clarity in the final output.

height

Similar to the width parameter, this integer defines the height of the output image or projection. It works in conjunction with the width to set the resolution and aspect ratio of the enriched point cloud.

patch_projection

This parameter defines the method used for projecting patches of the point cloud during the enrichment process. It affects how individual sections of the point cloud are handled and can influence the overall quality of the enrichment.

patch_horiz_fov

The patch horizontal field of view is a float that specifies the FOV for individual patches of the point cloud. It allows for fine-tuning of the projection process, ensuring that each patch is enriched with the appropriate level of detail.

patch_res

This integer parameter sets the resolution for the patches used in the enrichment process. Higher resolutions can lead to more detailed patches but may require more computational resources.

patch_phi

Patch phi is a float that defines the angle of rotation around the vertical axis for the patches. It allows for precise control over the orientation of each patch during the enrichment process.

patch_theta

Patch theta is a float that specifies the angle of rotation around the horizontal axis for the patches. Like patch phi, it provides control over the orientation of patches, affecting how they are projected and enriched.

prompt

This string parameter is used to guide the enrichment process, potentially influencing the style or characteristics of the outpainted regions. It can be used to incorporate specific artistic or thematic elements into the enriched point cloud.

num_inference_steps

This integer defines the number of inference steps used during the enrichment process. More steps can lead to higher quality results but may increase processing time.

guidance_scale

The guidance scale is a float that adjusts the influence of the prompt on the enrichment process. A higher scale can lead to more pronounced effects based on the prompt, while a lower scale may result in subtler changes.

mask_blur

This integer parameter controls the amount of blur applied to masks used in the enrichment process. Blurring can help smooth transitions between enriched and original regions, improving visual coherence.

voxel_size

Voxel size is a float that determines the granularity of the point cloud data. Smaller voxel sizes can capture more detail but may increase computational demands.

min_points_per_voxel

This integer sets the minimum number of points required per voxel during the initial cleaning of the point cloud. It helps ensure that only significant data is retained, improving the quality of the enrichment.

model_name

This string specifies the name of the model used for the enrichment process. Different models may offer varying capabilities and styles, allowing for customization of the enrichment results.

PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher Output Parameters:

enriched_pointcloud

The enriched_pointcloud is a tensor that contains the enhanced version of the input point cloud. It includes additional data points and filled-in regions, resulting in a more complete and visually appealing representation. This output is crucial for applications requiring high-quality 3D data.

debug_image

The debug_image is a tensor that provides a visual representation of the enrichment process. It is a single-channel image that can be used to assess the quality and effectiveness of the outpainting, offering insights into how the point cloud was enriched.

debug_depth

The debug_depth is a tensor that represents the depth information of the enriched point cloud. It provides a detailed view of the depth variations across the enriched regions, helping to verify the accuracy and consistency of the enrichment process.

PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher Usage Tips:

  • Ensure that the input point cloud is as complete as possible to achieve the best enrichment results.
  • Adjust the horizontal_fov and patch_horiz_fov parameters to fine-tune the level of detail captured in the enriched point cloud.
  • Use the prompt parameter to incorporate specific artistic styles or themes into the enrichment process.
  • Experiment with different model_name options to find the best fit for your specific application or desired outcome.

PointcloudTrajectoryEnricher Common Errors and Solutions:

"trajectory must be (K,4,4), got {trajectory.shape}"

  • Explanation: This error occurs when the trajectory tensor does not have the expected shape of (K,4,4).
  • Solution: Ensure that the trajectory input is correctly formatted as a tensor with the shape (K,4,4), where K is the number of poses.

"trajectory must contain at least two poses"

  • Explanation: This error indicates that the trajectory tensor has fewer than two poses, which is insufficient for interpolation.
  • Solution: Provide a trajectory tensor with at least two poses to enable proper interpolation and enrichment of the point cloud.

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