Dynamic Animated Weights Helper

Description

The Dynamic Animated Weights Helper is a versatile extension for animation workflows, providing various frame and mask sequence manipulation tools. This node facilitates the creation of complex animation effects with ease and flexibility.

Features

• Supports multiple animation types including directional transitions, circle growth/shrink, fades, spins, and venetian blinds.
• Includes options for easing, blur effects, and frame transitions.
• Allows for generation modes like QR, Edge-FX, and combined outputs.
• Random animation type selection with options to exclude specific types.
• Customizable parameters for frame dimensions, transition and hold frames, padding, Gaussian blur, edge effects, and more.

Input Parameters

• animation_type_1 to animation_type_12: Select the animation type for each sequence.
• transition_easing and blur_easing: Choose the easing function for transitions and blurs.
• frame_width and frame_height: Set the dimensions for each frame.
• hold_frames, transition_frames, padding_frames, and input_frames: Configure the number of frames for holding, transitioning, padding, and input sequences.
• gaussian_blur_amount: Adjust the amount of Gaussian blur applied.
• edge_fx_thickness, push_fx, retract_fx: Parameters for edge effects.
• fx_cull_white_frames: Set the threshold for culling white frames in edge effects.
• qr_greyness: Adjust the greyness for QR generation mode.
• random_seed: Seed for randomization.
• edgeFade_contrast and edgeFade_blur: Parameters for edge fade effects.
• generation_mode: Select the generation mode (Only Transitions, Generate QR, Generate Edge-FX, Generate All).
• edge_fx_fade_balance: Balance for edge fade effects.
• venetian_bars: Number of bars for Venetian blinds animation.

Usage

This node is designed to be integrated into animation workflows within the ComfyUI environment. The node can generate animations based on various types and apply a range of effects such as transitions, blurs, and edge enhancements.

Example

Below is an example of how to use the Dynamic Animated Weights Helper node:

# Initialize the node
node = DynamicAnimatedWeightsHelper()

# Define the input parameters
input_params = {
    "animation_type_1": "LeftToRight",
    "animation_type_2": "TopDown",
    "transition_easing": "ease_in_out",
    "blur_easing": "false",
    "frame_width": 512,
    "frame_height": 512,
    "hold_frames": 8,
    "transition_frames": 20,
    "padding_frames": 6,
    "input_frames": 5,
    "gaussian_blur_amount": 1.0,
    "edge_fx_thickness": 2,
    "push_fx": 5,
    "retract_fx": 5,
    "fx_cull_white_frames": 10.0,
    "qr_greyness": 0.5,
    "random_seed": 42,
    "edgeFade_contrast": 1.5,
    "edgeFade_blur": 2.0,
    "generation_mode": "Generate All",
    "edge_fx_fade_balance": 0.5,
    "venetian_bars": 4
}

# Run the node with the input parameters
outputs = node.run(**input_params)