Table of Content

• Description
• 📱 CR Comic Panel Templates:
• 📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Input Parameters:
• 📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Output Parameters:
• 📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Usage Tips:
• 📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Common Errors and Solutions:
• Related Nodes

ComfyUI Node: 📱 CR Comic Panel Templates

Class Name

CR Comic Panel Templates

Category 🧩 Comfyroll Studio/👾 Graphics/📱 Template

Author Suzie1 (Account age: 2158days)Extension Comfyroll StudioLatest Updated 2024-06-05Github Stars 0.49K

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📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Description

Generate structured comic panel layouts easily with adjustable sizes and customizable templates for various configurations.

📱 CR Comic Panel Templates:

The CR Comic Panel Templates node is designed to help you create structured and visually appealing comic panels with ease. This node allows you to generate comic layouts by defining the number of rows and columns, and it automatically adjusts the panel sizes to fit within the specified page dimensions. The primary goal of this node is to simplify the process of comic creation by providing a flexible and customizable template system that can accommodate various panel configurations. Whether you are creating a traditional comic strip or a more complex layout, this node ensures that your panels are evenly spaced and proportioned, enhancing the overall aesthetic of your comic.

📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Input Parameters:

template

The template parameter defines the layout of the comic panels. It is a string where the first character indicates the orientation (H for horizontal, V for vertical), followed by numbers representing the number of rows or columns. For example, H3 means a horizontal layout with 3 rows, while V2 means a vertical layout with 2 columns. This parameter is crucial as it determines the overall structure of your comic page.

page

The page parameter represents the canvas or page on which the comic panels will be drawn. It includes the dimensions (width and height) and other properties of the page. This parameter is essential as it sets the boundaries within which the panels will be arranged.

border_thickness

The border_thickness parameter specifies the thickness of the borders around each panel. It is measured in pixels and affects the spacing between panels. A higher value will result in thicker borders and more spacing, while a lower value will create thinner borders and less spacing. The default value is typically set to ensure a balanced appearance.

outline_thickness

The outline_thickness parameter determines the thickness of the outline around each panel. Similar to border_thickness, it is measured in pixels and impacts the visual separation between panels. Adjusting this value can enhance the clarity and definition of each panel.

panel_color

The panel_color parameter sets the color of the panels. It can be specified using standard color codes (e.g., #FFFFFF for white). This parameter allows you to customize the appearance of the panels to match the desired aesthetic of your comic.

bg_color

The bg_color parameter defines the background color of the page. Like panel_color, it can be specified using color codes. This parameter is important for setting the overall background against which the panels will be displayed.

outline_color

The outline_color parameter sets the color of the outlines around each panel. It can be specified using color codes and is used to enhance the visual separation between panels.

images

The images parameter is a list of images to be placed within the panels. The node will automatically distribute these images across the panels based on the specified layout. This parameter is essential for populating the comic panels with content.

reading_direction

The reading_direction parameter specifies the direction in which the panels should be read. It can be set to LTR (left-to-right) or RTL (right-to-left). This parameter is important for ensuring that the comic is read in the intended order.

📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Output Parameters:

comic_page

The comic_page output parameter represents the final comic page with all the panels arranged according to the specified template. It includes the complete layout with images placed within the panels, ready for further processing or export.

📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Usage Tips:

• Experiment with different template values to create unique and varied comic layouts.
• Adjust the border_thickness and outline_thickness parameters to achieve the desired spacing and separation between panels.
• Use contrasting colors for panel_color, bg_color, and outline_color to enhance the visual appeal of your comic.
• Ensure that the images list contains enough images to fill all the panels in the specified layout.

📱 CR Comic Panel Templates Common Errors and Solutions:

"Invalid template format"

• Explanation : The template parameter is not in the correct format.
• Solution : Ensure that the template string starts with H or V followed by numbers representing rows or columns.

"Page dimensions not specified"

• Explanation : The page parameter does not include valid dimensions.
• Solution : Verify that the page parameter includes both width and height values.

"Insufficient images provided"

• Explanation : The images list does not contain enough images to fill all the panels.
• Solution : Add more images to the images list to match the number of panels in the specified layout.