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kazeyori-ComfyUI-QuickImage…/quick_image_sequence_process.py
tok_main01 afddf9756f Add fill mode options for frame insertion
- Added new "fill_mode" parameter with options: copy_frame, white, black
- Created helper method to generate solid white or black frames
- Modified processing methods to support different fill modes
- Updated frame insertion logic for both between-frames and first/last frames
- Maintained backward compatibility with original functionality
- Enhanced flexibility for image sequence processing by allowing solid color frames
2025-03-05 17:32:16 +08:00

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"""
@author: kazeyori
@title: Quick Image Sequence Process
@nickname: QuickSeq
@description: A ComfyUI plugin for efficient image sequence processing. Features frame insertion, duplication, and removal with intuitive controls.
"""
# quick_image_sequence_process.py
import numpy as np
import torch
class QuickImageSequenceProcessNode:
def __init__(self):
pass
@classmethod
def INPUT_TYPES(cls):
return {
"required": {
"images": ("IMAGE",), # Input image sequence
"frames_between": ("INT", {"default": 1}), # Number of frames to copy between each frame
"copy_frame": (["previous", "next"],), # Whether to copy the previous or next frame
"fill_mode": (["copy_frame", "white", "black"],), # Fill mode for added frames
"quick_process_first_frames": ("INT", {"default": 0}), # Number of frames to add/remove at the beginning (negative values for removal)
"quick_process_last_frames": ("INT", {"default": 0}), # Number of frames to add/remove at the end (negative values for removal)
"process_F_L_frames_first": (["yes", "no"],), # Whether to prioritize processing first and last frames
},
}
RETURN_TYPES = ("IMAGE", "INT", "INT", "INT") # Output: image, width, height, count
RETURN_NAMES = ("image", "width", "height", "count")
FUNCTION = "edit_image_sequence"
CATEGORY = "image/sequence"
def create_solid_frame(self, reference_frame, color="white"):
"""Create a solid white or black frame with the same dimensions as the reference frame"""
# Get dimensions from reference frame
if isinstance(reference_frame, torch.Tensor):
h, w = reference_frame.shape[0], reference_frame.shape[1]
c = reference_frame.shape[2] if len(reference_frame.shape) > 2 else 3
# Create solid frame
if color == "white":
solid_frame = torch.ones((h, w, c), dtype=reference_frame.dtype)
else: # black
solid_frame = torch.zeros((h, w, c), dtype=reference_frame.dtype)
return solid_frame
else:
raise TypeError("Reference frame must be a torch tensor")
def process_between_frames(self, images, frames_between, copy_frame, fill_mode):
"""Process middle frames (including frame insertion)"""
new_images = []
for i in range(len(images)):
# Add current frame
new_images.append(images[i])
# If not the last frame, insert frames between current and next
if i < len(images) - 1:
if fill_mode == "copy_frame":
# Use original copy frame logic
if copy_frame == "previous":
frame_to_add = images[i]
else: # "next"
frame_to_add = images[i + 1]
elif fill_mode == "white":
frame_to_add = self.create_solid_frame(images[i], "white")
else: # "black"
frame_to_add = self.create_solid_frame(images[i], "black")
for _ in range(frames_between):
new_images.append(frame_to_add)
return new_images
def process_end_frames(self, images, quick_process_first_frames, quick_process_last_frames, fill_mode):
"""Process first and last frames (adding or removing)"""
new_images = list(images) # Convert to list for modification
if quick_process_first_frames >= 0:
# Add frames at the beginning
if fill_mode == "copy_frame":
first_frame = new_images[0]
frames_to_add = [first_frame] * quick_process_first_frames
elif fill_mode == "white":
first_frame = self.create_solid_frame(new_images[0], "white")
frames_to_add = [first_frame] * quick_process_first_frames
else: # "black"
first_frame = self.create_solid_frame(new_images[0], "black")
frames_to_add = [first_frame] * quick_process_first_frames
new_images = frames_to_add + new_images
else:
# Remove frames from the beginning
new_images = new_images[-quick_process_first_frames:]
if quick_process_last_frames >= 0:
# Add frames at the end
if fill_mode == "copy_frame":
last_frame = new_images[-1]
frames_to_add = [last_frame] * quick_process_last_frames
elif fill_mode == "white":
last_frame = self.create_solid_frame(new_images[-1], "white")
frames_to_add = [last_frame] * quick_process_last_frames
else: # "black"
last_frame = self.create_solid_frame(new_images[-1], "black")
frames_to_add = [last_frame] * quick_process_last_frames
new_images.extend(frames_to_add)
else:
# Remove frames from the end
new_images = new_images[:quick_process_last_frames]
return new_images
def edit_image_sequence(self, images, frames_between, copy_frame, fill_mode, quick_process_first_frames, quick_process_last_frames, process_F_L_frames_first):
"""
Edit image sequence:
1. Process order determined by process_F_L_frames_first
2. Insert specified number of frames between frames (copied or solid color)
3. Add or remove frames at the beginning and end
"""
# Ensure input is PyTorch tensor
if isinstance(images, np.ndarray):
images = torch.from_numpy(images)
if process_F_L_frames_first == "yes":
# Process first/last frames first, then middle frames
intermediate_images = self.process_end_frames(images, quick_process_first_frames, quick_process_last_frames, fill_mode)
new_images = self.process_between_frames(intermediate_images, frames_between, copy_frame, fill_mode)
else:
# Process middle frames first, then first/last frames
intermediate_images = self.process_between_frames(images, frames_between, copy_frame, fill_mode)
new_images = self.process_end_frames(intermediate_images, quick_process_first_frames, quick_process_last_frames, fill_mode)
# Ensure at least one frame remains
if not new_images:
raise ValueError("No frames remaining after processing. Please adjust parameters to ensure at least one frame.")
# Convert image sequence to PyTorch tensor
new_images = torch.stack(new_images)
# Get dimensions
width = new_images.shape[2]
height = new_images.shape[1]
frame_count = len(new_images)
# Display frame count
print(f"Processed sequence contains {frame_count} frames")
# Return results
return (new_images, width, height, frame_count)