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CS Transform Node for ComfyUI

Overview

The CS Transform node is a custom node for ComfyUI that applies a series of transformations to an input image and mask. The transformations include scaling, rotation, and translation, all centered around a specified pivot point. The node ensures that the transformed image is properly accommodated within a canvas, which can be expanded if needed.

Features

  • Scaling: Adjust the size of the image by a specified factor.
  • Rotation: Rotate the image around a specified pivot point.
  • Translation: Move the image by specified x and y offsets.
  • Pivot Point Visualization: Optionally display the pivot point as a red dot on the image.
  • Canvas Expansion: Optionally expand the canvas to ensure the transformed image is not cut off.

Inputs

  • image (optional): The input image to be transformed.
  • mask (optional): The input mask to be transformed.
  • canvas (optional): The canvas image to determine canvas dimensions.
  • position_x (required): The x position for translation.
  • position_y (required): The y position for translation.
  • pivot_x (required): The x coordinate of the pivot point.
  • pivot_y (required): The y coordinate of the pivot point.
  • rotation (required): The rotation angle in degrees.
  • scale (required): The scaling factor.
  • canvas_width (required): The width of the canvas.
  • canvas_height (required): The height of the canvas.
  • expand_canvas (required): Whether to expand the canvas to fit the transformed image.
  • show_pivot (required): Whether to show the pivot point on the image.

Outputs

  • image: The transformed image.
  • mask: The transformed mask.

Usage

  1. Adding the Node: To add the CS Transform node to your ComfyUI pipeline, ensure you have placed the transform_node.py file in the appropriate directory within your ComfyUI installation.

  2. Configuring Inputs: Configure the inputs as required. You can provide an image, mask, and canvas. Specify the transformation parameters including position, pivot point, rotation, and scale.

  3. Executing the Node: Execute the node to apply the transformations. The transformed image and mask will be produced as outputs.

  4. Visualizing the Pivot Point: Enable the show_pivot option to display a red dot at the pivot point on the transformed image. This can help you verify the pivot point's position after transformations.

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