deforum-comfy-nodes

Collect anything, one loop iteration at a time

Pluck one value out of an accumulation

How many things did the loop actually produce?

Pop the first item off an accumulation

Replace one entry in an accumulation without touching the rest

Pop the last item off an accumulation

The escape hatch from Deforum's list type

Crisp up frames after the sampler, not in it

Pass the first input that isn't empty

The two-step finish, in one node

Fix washed-out frames without a color-grade model

See what's actually flowing through a wire

Conditionally skip the expensive half of your graph

The other half of the loop, where state comes back around

The invisible clock that makes Deforum loops stop

The loop that runs your animation N times

Grab one float out of a list, by index

Grab one int out of a list, by index

Make your frames wear the reference's palette

Camera moves for your frames, no video model required

Batch a list of integers without hand-typing

A blunt instrument for jittering a latent

The if/elif/else chain your workflow didn't know it needed

Pick a branch by number

Blend two images with a mask — and skip the branch you don't need

The A/B switch that doesn't run the losing side

Turn a list into something a loop can carry

Round up to nine values into one list

The node that makes frame-by-frame animation actually work

The famous Deforum prompt string, now as real conditioning

Pick your sampler from a socket, not a dropdown

Nine schedulers, one socket — and a string override when you need it

The noise that makes Deforum loops actually loop

Preview frames inside a loop without filling your disk

The same prompt schedule, before the CLIP step

Make a string play nice with dropdown-typed inputs

Denoise, seeds, zoom — pick your poison

The half of the loop that decides whether to go again

Loop your whole subgraph until a condition flips