A custom node for ComfyUI, this tool facilitates precise control over 3D camera angles through an interactive Three.js interface, enabling users to generate images from multiple perspectives. It streamlines the process of manipulating camera settings and outputs formatted prompt strings tailored for multi-angle image generation.
- Interactive 3D viewport allows users to easily adjust camera angles and zoom levels using drag-and-drop handles.
- Quick select dropdown menus provide preset camera configurations for horizontal, vertical, and distance angles, enhancing efficiency.
- Real-time previews of images in the 3D scene ensure accurate visual feedback during adjustments.
Context
This tool is a specialized node within ComfyUI designed for managing 3D camera angles. Its primary purpose is to enhance the user experience by providing intuitive controls for generating images from various viewpoints.
Key Features & Benefits
The tool includes an interactive 3D viewport that enables users to manipulate camera angles and zoom levels effortlessly. This feature is crucial for artists and developers who require precise control over their compositions, allowing for the creation of multi-angle images with ease.
Advanced Functionalities
One of the standout capabilities is the bidirectional synchronization between slider widgets, dropdowns, and 3D handles, which ensures that any adjustments made in one interface element are immediately reflected in others. Additionally, the node supports a camera view mode, allowing users to preview scenes from the camera's perspective, which is vital for understanding how changes affect the final output.
Practical Benefits
This tool significantly enhances workflow efficiency by providing real-time feedback and simplifying the camera adjustment process. Users can quickly switch between preset angles and customize their views, ultimately leading to higher quality outputs and more controlled image generation.
Credits/Acknowledgments
The original implementation of this node is based on the qwenmultiangle project, which was developed as a standalone web application for camera angle control. The project draws inspiration from various sources, including multimodalart's work on Hugging Face Spaces and fal.ai's Qwen Image Edit model. The tool is released under the MIT license.