🟢 CR Draw Pie

Need a pie slice, a Pac-Man wedge, or a partial disc as a clean graphic? This node draws one. You set the start and stop angles, the colors, where it sits, and it hands back a normal IMAGE. No model, no diffusion - it's a Pillow shape-drawing routine, so it's instant and exact.

It's from Comfyroll Studio (Suzie1 / RockOfFire), in the Graphics → Shape group with Draw Shape and the random-shape-pattern nodes. It's a graphic primitive - useful as a mask, a design element, or a base to composite over.

How it works

A pie is an arc swept between two angles and filled. pie_start and pie_stop are the angles in degrees (defaults 30 and 330, which leaves the classic Pac-Man mouth open at the bottom). Set them to 0 and 360 for a full disc; narrow the gap for a thin wedge. The wedge is drawn in shape_color on a back_color background, both from a 30-entry named-color dropdown (with custom unlocking the matching hex field).

Then there's a small transform stack so you don't have to draw it dead-center: x_offset / y_offset move it, zoom scales it (0–10), and rotation spins the whole thing (0–3600 degrees, so you can over-rotate freely). All of that happens on a canvas sized by width and height.

The inputs that matter

• width / height (default 512, up to 4096) - canvas size.
• pie_start / pie_stop (degrees, defaults 30 / 330) - the arc. This is the pair you'll actually set; the gap between them is your wedge.
• shape_color / back_color - wedge and background colors from the dropdown; custom reads the hex fields.
• zoom (0–10, default 1) and rotation (0–3600, default 0) - scale and spin.

Optional shape_color_hex and bg_color_hex (default #000000) hold the custom colors.

Output is an IMAGE (plus the show_help wiki link you don't wire).

Where you'd actually reach for it

It's a design element, not a picture. A pie wedge makes a quick progress dial, a radial mask, or a geometric accent for a poster or thumbnail. Because it's a flat two-color shape, it doubles as a mask - feed it where you want a wedge-shaped region selected. And with the offset/zoom/rotation controls, you can place several of them (across separate nodes) into a composed layout without any external editor.

Honestly, if you need arbitrary shapes rather than specifically a pie, Draw Shape in the same pack is the more general tool. Reach for Draw Pie when the wedge is the point.

How to install it

• ComfyUI Manager: search Comfyroll Studio, install, restart.
• Manual: cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes && git clone https://github.com/Suzie1/ComfyUI_Comfyroll_CustomNodes.git, then restart.

No downloads - Pillow draws it.

Common issues

The one that bites is pack loading, not pie drawing. On newer ComfyUI builds Comfyroll's Graphics module can fail to import at startup - Comfyroll Studio: Failed to load Graphics nodes followed by NameError: name 'CR_...' is not defined, after which no CR nodes appear. It's a real, reported issue: read the first console error (the true cause) and update the pack via Manager.

Per-node: if nothing shows up, check your angles. Set pie_start and pie_stop to the same value and there's no arc to fill, so you get a blank background. And a custom color rendering black means the matching hex field is still on its #000000 default.