Fix critical bugs: canvas overlap, widget conflicts, README length

THREE MAJOR FIXES:

1. 🐛 FIXED WIDGET NAME CONFLICTS (Validation Error Fix)
   - ROOT CAUSE: Duplicate widget names "width" and "height"
     - Image dimension widgets: width, height (from INPUT_TYPES, at top)
     - Box dimension widgets: width, height (from CUSTOM_INT, at bottom)
   - SYMPTOM: "Value 0 smaller than min of 64" validation errors
     - When node created, box widgets initialized to 0
     - ComfyUI validator checked BOTH widgets named "width"
     - Found box widget with value 0 (< 64 minimum) → FAIL
   - FIX: Renamed box widgets to avoid conflict
     - x → box_x
     - y → box_y
     - width → box_w
     - height → box_h
   - RESULT: No more naming conflicts, validation passes
   - Location: RegionalPrompting.js (lines 336-340 for both nodes)
   - Also fixed: Default strength fallback from 1.0 → 0.8

2. 🎨 FIXED CANVAS OVERLAP (Widget Obscuring Canvas)
   - ROOT CAUSE: MIN_SIZE = 200px was too small
     - Canvas minimum height only 200px
     - 5 widgets below canvas (index, box_x, box_y, box_w, box_h, strength)
     - Each widget ~29px → 145px total widget height
     - Only 55px left for actual canvas visibility
     - Widgets visually overlapped canvas area
   - SYMPTOM: User reported "widgets obscuring canvas view"
     - Canvas barely visible, looked "janky"
     - Strength slider overlapping grid
   - FIX: Increased MIN_SIZE from 200 → 450
     - Guarantees 450px minimum canvas height
     - Widgets pushed further down, no overlap
     - Node auto-expands vertically to accommodate
   - Location: utils.js computeCanvasSize() (line 137)

3. 📝 DRASTICALLY SHORTENED README
   - BEFORE: 521 lines of verbose documentation
   - AFTER: 89 lines of concise, essential information
   - REDUCTION: 83% shorter
   - KEPT: Quick start, node descriptions, troubleshooting, examples
   - REMOVED: Verbose explanations, repetitive sections, fluff
   - RESULT: Respects user's time, much more usable

IMPACT:
- ✅ Validation errors fixed (widget naming conflict resolved)
- ✅ Canvas fully visible (no widget overlap)
- ✅ Clearer widget labels (box_x/box_y/box_w/box_h vs top width/height)
- ✅ README actually usable (83% shorter)

User can now:
- Load workflows without validation errors
- See the full canvas without obstruction
- Understand widget purpose (box dimensions vs image dimensions)
- Read documentation without scrolling for miles
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# Regional Conditioning for ComfyUI
# ComfyUI Regional Conditioning
**The simplest way to control exactly where things appear in your images.**
Control different parts of your image with separate prompts using visual box drawing.
Draw boxes on a canvas, type what you want in each region, and generate! Perfect for precise composition control in Stable Diffusion, SDXL, Flux, and Chroma.
## Quick Start
---
1. **Install**: Clone to `ComfyUI/custom_nodes/` or use ComfyUI Manager
2. **Add Node**: Search for "Regional Prompter"
3. **Connect**: CLIP → Regional Prompter → Sampler
4. **Draw**: Use canvas to position regions, type prompts
5. **Generate**: Connect to your sampler and run
## 📸 Example Workflow
## Nodes
<!-- WORKFLOW IMAGE GOES HERE -->
<!-- Replace this comment with a screenshot showing the nodes connected -->
<!-- Suggested: Side-by-side comparison of Easy Mode vs Advanced Mode workflows -->
### Regional Prompter (Mask-Based)
**For:** Flux, Chroma, SD3, SD3.5, Qwen-Image
![Workflow Example](docs/workflow-example.png)
*Example workflow showing the simple 3-node setup: Checkpoint → CLIP → Regional Prompter → Sampler*
**Inputs:**
- `clip`: CLIP from checkpoint
- `width`/`height`: Must match your latent dimensions
- `soften_masks`: Feathering at edges (recommended ON)
- `background_prompt`: Scene description
- `region1-4_prompt`: Region-specific prompts
---
**Tips:**
- Use CFG 1.0-3.5 with Flux (higher = blur)
- Keep to 3-4 regions max for Flux/Chroma
- Default strength 0.8 works well
## 🚀 Quick Start (60 seconds)
### Regional Prompter (Area-Based)
**For:** SD1.5, SD2.x, SDXL
### For Flux / Chroma (Modern Models)
Same interface, uses area-based conditioning instead of masks.
1. Load your Flux/Chroma checkpoint
2. Add the **🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma - Easy!)** node
3. Connect CLIP from your checkpoint to the node
4. Type in the background prompt: `"photo of a city street"`
5. Draw a box on the canvas where you want something specific
6. Type in Region 1 prompt: `"red sports car"`
7. Draw another box for something else
8. Type in Region 2 prompt: `"street vendor"`
9. Connect the conditioning output to your sampler
10. Generate! 🎉
## Canvas Controls
**That's it!** No external nodes, no complex wiring. Just prompts and boxes.
- **index**: Select which region to edit
- **box_x, box_y**: Region top-left position
- **box_w, box_h**: Region dimensions
- **strength**: Conditioning strength (0-10, default 0.8)
### For SDXL / Stable Diffusion
## Example Workflow
Same steps, but use **🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL - Easy!)** instead.
---
## 📥 Sample Workflows (Download & Import)
Ready-to-use workflow JSON files - just drag and drop into ComfyUI!
<!-- WORKFLOW JSON LINKS GO HERE -->
<!-- Add workflow JSON files to the repository and link them here -->
- **[Flux Workflow](workflows/flux-regional-example.json)** - Flux.1-dev with 2 regions, optimized settings
- **[SDXL Workflow](workflows/sdxl-regional-example.json)** - SDXL with 3 regions, area-based conditioning
- **[Qwen-Image Workflow](workflows/qwen-regional-example.json)** - Experimental Qwen-Image setup (untested)
*Don't have these files yet? Check the [examples](examples/) folder or create your own using the Quick Start guide above!*
---
## ✨ Why Use This?
**Without Regional Conditioning:**
- "A tiger and a berry bush in front of mountains"
- → AI puts them wherever it wants (usually random placement)
**With Regional Conditioning:**
- Background: "Mountains"
- Box 1 (left side): "Tiger"
- Box 2 (right side): "Berry bush"
- → AI puts them **exactly where you drew the boxes**
**Perfect for:**
- Character positioning in scenes
- Multi-subject compositions
- Product photography layouts
- Architectural visualization
- Comic/storyboard panels
---
## 📦 Installation
### Method 1: ComfyUI Manager (Easiest)
1. Open ComfyUI Manager
2. Search for "Regional Conditioning"
3. Click Install
4. Restart ComfyUI
### Method 2: Manual
```bash
cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes/
git clone https://github.com/EnragedAntelope/ComfyUI_RegionalConditioning
# Restart ComfyUI
```
Checkpoint Loader
├→ CLIP → Regional Prompter (Mask-Based)
│ ├ width: 1024
│ ├ height: 1024
│ ├ soften_masks: true
│ ├ background: "city street"
│ ├ region1: "red sports car"
│ └ region2: "street vendor"
├→ MODEL → KSampler ← conditioning
└→ VAE → VAE Decode
```
---
## Troubleshooting
## 🎨 Which Node Should I Use?
**Regions not showing:**
- Check width/height match your latent exactly
- Try lower CFG (1.0-2.0) with Flux
- Verify boxes aren't outside image bounds
### 🌟 RECOMMENDED: Enhanced Easy Nodes
**Validation errors:**
- Ensure width/height are multiples of 64
- Check no regions overlap fullscreen
These are the **easiest** way to use regional conditioning:
**Blurry output:**
- Lower CFG (Flux likes 1.0-3.5)
- Try strength 0.6-0.8 instead of 1.0
#### **🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma - Easy!)**
- ✅ For: Flux, Chroma, SD3, SD3.5
- ✅ Type prompts directly in the node
- ✅ Optimized for Flux (perfect mask strength and blending)
- ✅ Just connect CLIP and go!
## Advanced Nodes
#### **🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL - Easy!)**
- ✅ For: Stable Diffusion 1.5, SD 2.x, SDXL
- ✅ Type prompts directly in the node
- ✅ Same simple workflow
- ✅ Perfect for traditional SD models
Original nodes available for complex workflows:
**Use these unless you have a specific reason not to.**
### 🔧 Advanced Nodes (For Power Users)
If you need more control or want to share CLIP encodings across multiple nodes:
- **Multi Area Conditioning (SD/SDXL - Advanced)** - Area-based for traditional SD
- **Multi Area Conditioning (Flux/Chroma - Advanced)** - Mask-based for modern models
These require external CLIP Text Encode nodes but offer more flexibility.
---
## 🎯 Model Compatibility
| Model Type | Node to Use | Status | Notes |
|------------|-------------|--------|-------|
| **Stable Diffusion 1.5** | 🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL) | ✅ Fully Supported | No region limit |
| **Stable Diffusion 2.x** | 🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL) | ✅ Fully Supported | No region limit |
| **SDXL** | 🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL) | ✅ Fully Supported | No region limit |
| **Flux** (all variants) | 🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma, etc.) | ✅ Fully Supported & Optimized | 3-4 regions max recommended |
| **Chroma** (Radiance, etc.) | 🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma, etc.) | ✅ Architecture Supported | Likely 3-4 region limit (untested) |
| **SD3 / SD3.5** | 🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma, etc.) | ✅ Architecture Supported | No known region limit |
| **Qwen-Image** | 🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma, etc.) | 🟡 Experimental | Try it and report results! |
---
## 💡 How to Use (Detailed)
### Understanding the Canvas
When you add a Regional Prompter node, you'll see:
- **A canvas** (black rectangle) - This is your drawing area
- **Prompt boxes** (text inputs) - Background + up to 4 regions
- **Drawing controls** (below canvas) - Position and size your boxes
### Drawing Your First Region
1. **Start with background prompt:**
- Type: `"photo of a sunny beach"`
- This applies to the whole image
2. **Add your first region:**
- In Region 1 prompt, type: `"woman in red dress"`
- Below the canvas, find the controls for Region 1
- Set: `x=100, y=200, width=300, height=400`
- You'll see a colored box appear on the canvas!
3. **Adjust the box visually:**
- Change the `index` dropdown to select which region to edit
- Each region gets a unique color
- The 64px grid helps you align precisely
4. **Add more regions:**
- Type in Region 2 prompt: `"beach umbrella"`
- Adjust x/y/width/height to position it
- Repeat for up to 4 regions total
5. **Generate!**
- Connect to your sampler and generate
- Each prompt appears exactly where you drew it
### Tips for Best Results
#### For Flux Users:
- ✅ **Keep "Soften Masks" ON** (it's on by default) - Uses 0.8 strength that works better than full strength
- ✅ **Use 3-4 regions maximum** - More regions = quality degradation
- ✅ **Increase CFG to 5-7** - Flux needs higher guidance for regional control
- ✅ **Draw larger boxes** - Bigger regions = better control
#### For Flux-Based Models (Chroma, etc.):
- ✅ **Keep "Soften Masks" ON** - Works well with Flux-based architectures
- ⚠️ **Likely 3-4 region limit** - Chroma is based on Flux, may have same limitations (untested)
- ✅ **Start with Flux settings** - Increase CFG to 5-7, try and adjust
#### For SDXL Users:
- ✅ **Align to 64px grid** - Matches latent space boundaries
- ✅ **No region limit** - Use as many as you need
- ✅ **Normal CFG values** - 7-9 works great
#### General Tips:
- **Overlapping regions** are processed in order (Region 1 → 2 → 3 → 4)
- **Strength slider** (0.0-10.0) controls region influence:
- `1.0` = Normal (default)
- `0.5` = Subtle hint
- `2.0+` = Strong emphasis
- `0.0` = Effectively disabled
- **Leave prompts empty** to disable unused regions
- **Fullscreen regions** (x=0, y=0, width=canvas, height=canvas) act as background
---
## 📚 All Available Nodes
### Enhanced (Easy Mode) - RECOMMENDED
#### 🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL - Easy!)
**Perfect for Stable Diffusion and SDXL**
**Inputs:**
- `clip` - CLIP model from your checkpoint
- `background_prompt` - Overall scene description (multiline text)
- `region1_prompt` through `region4_prompt` - What appears in each box (optional)
**Outputs:**
- `conditioning` - Connect to your sampler
- `width`, `height` - Canvas dimensions (for reference)
**How it works:** Type prompts directly, draw boxes, done! The node handles all CLIP encoding internally.
---
#### 🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma - Easy!)
**Perfect for Flux, Chroma, and SD3**
**Inputs:**
- `clip` - CLIP model from your checkpoint *(from Load Checkpoint node)*
- `width`, `height` - Output image dimensions *(just numbers - no latent needed!)*
- `background_prompt` - Overall scene description (multiline text)
- `region1_prompt` through `region4_prompt` - What appears in each box (optional)
- `soften_masks` - Soften region edges (default: ON - RECOMMENDED!)
**Outputs:**
- `conditioning` - Connect to your KSampler's positive conditioning input
**How the Workflow Connects:**
```
Load Checkpoint → CLIP
↓
Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma)
(Set width/height here, e.g., 1024x1024)
↓
conditioning
↓
KSampler (positive input)
```
**💡 About "Soften Masks" (IMPORTANT!):**
- ✅ **KEEP ON (default):** Softer region edges, better blending (0.8 strength + gentle feather)
- ❌ **Turn OFF only if:** You want sharp, harsh region boundaries (1.0 strength, no feather)
- **Why it's better:** Research shows softer masks (0.8) produce better results than full-strength (1.0) for Flux
- **For other models:** Works well with mask-based models - try it ON first, disable only if you prefer sharper edges
- **What feathering does:** Gentle edge blending (5-8 pixels) to avoid harsh boundaries - you can disable by turning this toggle OFF
**💡 Pro Tip - Auto Width/Height:**
You can **connect** the width/height outputs from your **Empty Latent Image** node directly to this node's width/height inputs! No need to type them manually - they'll stay in sync automatically.
---
### Advanced Nodes (For Power Users)
#### Multi Area Conditioning (SD/SDXL - Advanced)
Area-based conditioning for traditional Stable Diffusion models. Requires external CLIP Text Encode nodes.
**Inputs:**
- `conditioning0` - Base/background conditioning (connect CLIPTextEncode here)
- `conditioning1`, `conditioning2`, etc. - Regional conditioning (add more via right-click menu)
**Outputs:**
- `conditioning` - Combined regional conditioning
- `resolutionX`, `resolutionY` - Canvas dimensions
**Right-Click Menu:**
- Insert input above/below current
- Swap with input above/below
- Remove currently selected input
- Remove all unconnected inputs
---
#### Multi Area Conditioning (Flux/Chroma - Advanced)
Mask-based conditioning for modern models. Requires external CLIP Text Encode nodes.
**Inputs:**
- `conditioning0` - Base/background conditioning
- `conditioning1`, `conditioning2`, etc. - Regional conditioning
- `width`, `height` - Output dimensions
- `mask_strength` - Mask intensity (0.7-0.85 recommended for Flux, 1.0 for others)
**Output:**
- `conditioning` - Combined mask-based conditioning
**How it works:** Boxes are automatically converted to binary masks. You draw visually, the node handles mask generation.
---
### Utility Nodes
#### Conditioning Upscale
Scale conditioning areas by a multiplier - perfect for hi-res fix workflows.
**Example:** 512x512 regions × scalar=2 → 1024x1024 regions
---
#### Conditioning Stretch
Resize conditioning to fit new dimensions - more flexible than upscale.
**Example:** Transform regions from 512x512 to 1024x768 (proportional scaling)
---
#### Multi Latent Composite (Visual)
Visual interface for compositing multiple latents with positioning and feathering.
**Features:**
- ✅ Automatic bounds checking and clipping
- ✅ Channel compatibility validation
- ✅ Smart feathering with gradient masks
- ✅ Detailed warnings and info messages
---
## 🔧 Advanced Techniques
### Fullscreen/Background Conditioning
Set a region to cover the entire canvas (`x=0, y=0, width=canvas_width, height=canvas_height`) to make it fullscreen. This is perfect for background prompts that should influence the whole image.
### Grid Alignment
The 64px grid overlay helps you align regions to latent space boundaries (VAE works in 8x downscaled space, 64px = 8 latent pixels).
### Strength Control
Every region has a strength slider (0.0-10.0):
- **1.0** - Normal strength (default)
- **0.5** - Subtle influence (region blends more with background)
- **2.0+** - Strong influence (region dominates)
- **0.0** - Effectively disabled
### Overlapping Regions
Regions are processed in order. If boxes overlap:
- Background applies first (fullscreen)
- Region 1 applies on top
- Region 2 applies on top of Region 1
- And so on...
The last region "wins" in overlapping areas (for mask-based conditioning).
### Dynamic Sizing
**Important:** The canvas size can be different from your output size!
For example:
- Draw on a 512x512 canvas
- Generate at 1024x1024 output
- Regions automatically scale 2x
This makes it easy to design compositions at lower resolution, then generate at higher resolution.
---
## ❓ Troubleshooting
### "Workflow metadata missing" error
**Cause:** ComfyUI hasn't saved your workflow yet
**Fix:** Save the workflow (Ctrl+S or Cmd+S), then reload the page
### Canvas doesn't show boxes I drew
**Cause:** Workflow not saved, or coordinates are outside canvas
**Fix:**
1. Save and reload workflow
2. Check that x+width ≤ canvas width and y+height ≤ canvas height
3. Select the region using the `index` dropdown to see where it is
### Flux regions look harsh or over-defined
**Cause:** Flux Optimize is disabled, or using advanced node with mask_strength=1.0
**Fix:**
- Use the Easy node with Flux Optimize ON
- Or set mask_strength to 0.7-0.85 in the advanced node
### Too many regions = bad quality (Flux)
**Cause:** Flux struggles with more than 4 regions
**Fix:** Combine related elements into single regions, or use fewer boxes
### Region has no effect
**Cause:** Prompt is empty, strength is 0.0, or box is too small
**Fix:**
1. Make sure the region prompt has text
2. Check strength slider is at least 0.5
3. Make boxes at least 64x64 pixels
---
## 📝 Changelog
### Version 3.1 (November 22, 2025)
- ✨ **NEW:** Enhanced "Easy" nodes with inline prompts!
- 🎨 Regional Prompter (SD/SDXL - Easy!)
- 🎨 Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma - Easy!)
- ✨ **NEW:** No more external CLIP Text Encode nodes needed
- ✨ **NEW:** Flux-optimized mask strength (0.8) and feathering
- ✨ **NEW:** Up to 4 regions + background in one node
- 📚 **DOCS:** Completely rewritten README for user-friendliness
- 📚 **DOCS:** Added CONTEXT.md for development learnings
### Version 3.0 (November 22, 2025)
- ✨ **NEW:** MultiAreaConditioningMask for Flux/Chroma/SD3 support
- ✨ **NEW:** Comprehensive error handling and validation
- ✨ **NEW:** Bounds checking for MultiLatentComposite
- ✨ **NEW:** Tooltips and descriptions on all inputs
- 🔧 **FIX:** Modernized JavaScript loading (no more file copying!)
- 🔧 **FIX:** Removed debug console.log statements
- 🔧 **FIX:** Fixed graph reference bug in background drawing
- 📚 **DOCS:** Complete compatibility matrix and examples
- 🚀 **PERF:** Improved tensor operations and validation
### Version 2.4 (Original)
- Visual area conditioning interface
- MultiLatentComposite with feathering
- ConditioningUpscale and ConditioningStretch utilities
---
## 🤝 Contributing
Found a bug? Have a feature request?
[Open an issue](https://github.com/EnragedAntelope/ComfyUI_RegionalConditioning/issues) on GitHub!
**Tested with:**
- ComfyUI 0.3.71+
- Stable Diffusion 1.5, SD 2.x, SDXL
- Flux.1-dev, Flux.1-schnell
- Chroma1-Radiance
---
## 📄 License
**GLWT (Good Luck With That) Public License**
See [LICENSE](LICENSE) file for the full text.
TL;DR: Use it however you want, but don't blame us if it breaks! 😄
---
- **Multi Area Conditioning**: Area-based, requires external CLIP encode
- **Multi Area Conditioning Mask**: Mask-based, requires external CLIP encode
- **Multi Latent Composite**: Visual latent compositing with feathering
## Credits
Based on the visual area conditioning concept by [Davemane42](https://github.com/Davemane42).
Based on visual area conditioning by [Davemane42](https://github.com/Davemane42).
Maintained by EnragedAntelope - [github.com/EnragedAntelope/ComfyUI_RegionalConditioning](https://github.com/EnragedAntelope/ComfyUI_RegionalConditioning)
---
## License
## 📸 Complete Workflow Examples
### Easy Mode Workflow (RECOMMENDED)
The simplest possible setup - only 3 nodes needed!
```
Load Checkpoint
├─→ CLIP ─→ Regional Prompter (Flux/Chroma - Easy!)
│ ├─ Set width: 1024
│ ├─ Set height: 1024
│ ├─ background_prompt: "your scene description"
│ ├─ region1_prompt: "what goes in box 1"
│ ├─ region2_prompt: "what goes in box 2"
│ └─ soften_masks: ✅ ON (recommended!)
│
├─→ MODEL ──┐
└─→ VAE ───┐│
││
Regional Prompter → conditioning
││
↓↓
KSampler
(positive: conditioning from Regional Prompter)
(negative: empty or your negative prompt)
(model: from Load Checkpoint)
(latent: Empty Latent Image at matching size)
↓
VAE Decode
↓
Save Image
```
**Key Points:**
- ✅ Width/height in the Regional Prompter should match your Empty Latent Image size
- 💡 **PRO TIP:** Connect width/height outputs from Empty Latent Image → Regional Prompter for auto-sync!
- ✅ No latent input needed on the Regional Prompter - it just needs the numbers!
- ✅ The node outputs CONDITIONING, not an image - connect to KSampler's positive input
- ✅ Keep "Soften Masks" ON for better results (especially Flux and Flux-based models)
### Advanced Mode Workflow (For Power Users)
When you need shared CLIP encodings or more control:
```
Load Checkpoint → CLIP → CLIPTextEncode (background)
↓
CLIPTextEncode (region 1)
↓
CLIPTextEncode (region 2)
↓
Multi Area Conditioning (collects all)
↓
conditioning output
↓
KSampler → VAE Decode → Save Image
```
**When to use Advanced Mode:**
- You want to share CLIP encodings across multiple nodes
- You need manual control over mask strength per region
- You're doing complex prompt engineering with multiple text encode nodes
---
**Enjoy precise regional control in your ComfyUI workflows! 🎨**
**Questions? Check the troubleshooting section above, or open an issue on GitHub.**
MIT License - use freely in personal and commercial projects.
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node.widgets[offset + 1].value = values[v][1]
node.widgets[offset + 2].value = values[v][2]
node.widgets[offset + 3].value = values[v][3]
if (!values[v][4]) {values[v][4] = 1.0}
if (!values[v][4]) {values[v][4] = 0.8}
node.widgets[offset + 4].value = values[v][4]
}
},
{ step: 10, max: 1 }
)
CUSTOM_INT(this, "x", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 0)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "y", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 1)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "width", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 2)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "height", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 3)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_x", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 0)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_y", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 1)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_w", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 2)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_h", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 3)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "strength", 0.8, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 4)}, {"min": 0.0, "max": 10.0, "step": 0.1, "precision": 2})
this.onRemoved = function () {
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node.widgets[offset + 1].value = values[v][1]
node.widgets[offset + 2].value = values[v][2]
node.widgets[offset + 3].value = values[v][3]
if (!values[v][4]) {values[v][4] = 1.0}
if (!values[v][4]) {values[v][4] = 0.8}
node.widgets[offset + 4].value = values[v][4]
}
},
{ step: 10, max: 1 }
)
CUSTOM_INT(this, "x", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 0)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "y", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 1)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "width", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 2)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "height", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 3)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_x", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 0)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_y", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 1)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_w", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 2)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "box_h", 0, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 3)})
CUSTOM_INT(this, "strength", 0.8, function (v, _, node) {transformFunc(this, v, node, 4)}, {"min": 0.0, "max": 10.0, "step": 0.1, "precision": 2})
this.onRemoved = function () {
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export function computeCanvasSize(node, size) {
if (node.widgets[0].last_y == null) return;
const MIN_SIZE = 200;
const MIN_SIZE = 450; // Increased from 200 to prevent widget overlap with canvas
let y = LiteGraph.NODE_WIDGET_HEIGHT * Math.max(node.inputs.length, node.outputs.length) + 5;
let freeSpace = size[1] - y;