ComfyUI Node
Atlas Reference-Object Scale 📏
A ComfyUI node in Atlas/02 · Orient & Scale with 9 inputs and 2 outputs.
Atlas Reference-Object Scale 📏
- solve
- solve
- camera_height_m
◄reference_id▾►
◄bbox_x00►
◄bbox_y00►
◄bbox_x1100►
◄bbox_y1400►
◄height_override_m0.00►
◄storey_count0►
◄storey_height_m3.0►
CategoryAtlas/02 · Orient & Scale
Inputs (9)
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| solve | ATLAS_SOLVE | — | |
| reference_id | COMBO | 17 options: person_175cm, door_210cm, sedan_car, city_bus, shipping_container_20ft, shipping_container_40ft, +11 | |
| bbox_x0 | FLOAT | 0 | — |
| bbox_y0 | FLOAT | 0 | Top edge (smaller y) of the object box. |
| bbox_x1 | FLOAT | 100 | — |
| bbox_y1 | FLOAT | 400 | Bottom edge (larger y) — the object's base on the ground. |
| height_override_mopt | FLOAT | 0.00 | 0 = use the reference's registry height; else override in metres. |
| storey_countopt | INT | 00–200 | COUNT THE STOREYS. On any plate with buildings this is the anchor that survives a high vantage, where people and cars are too small to measure. Pick one building visible base-to-roof, count its levels, and put the number here — the real height is count x storey_height_m, so you never type a product. 0 = off. Overrides height_override_m when set. |
| storey_height_mopt | FLOAT | 3.00.5–10 | Metres per storey. 3.0 matches the building_story_3m registry entry; the NYC birdseye doctrine measured a prewar tenement at 3.5. Prewar and commercial floors run taller than modern residential — this is a real difference, so it is a dial rather than a constant. |
Outputs (2)
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| solve | ATLAS_SOLVE | — |
| camera_height_m | FLOAT | — |