Nodes/ComfyUI_Eclipse/Character Sheet Split
ComfyUI Node

Character Sheet Split

Extract front, rear and portrait panels from one approved sheet. Auto splits the actual input width into thirds; manual uses adjustable boundaries. Outputs are three separate single images, never a batch/list. Auto does not detect shifted panel dividers.

By r-vage·Created 11 months ago·Updated about 15 hours ago· 38
Character Sheet Split
  • sheet
  • front
  • rear
  • portrait
  • report
◄front_end0.333►
◄rear_end0.667►
◄gutter0.004►
◄modemanual►
Category🌒 Eclipse/ Image

Inputs (5)

NameTypeDefaultDescription
sheetIMAGEOne approved sheet: front on the left, rear in the center, portrait on the right. This node crops pixels; it does not detect or repair panel contents.
front_endFLOAT0.3330.01–0.98Manual mode only: boundary between front and rear, as a fraction of full sheet width. Ignored in auto mode. 0.333333 is one third. Check previews when adjusting.
rear_endFLOAT0.6670.02–0.99Manual mode only: boundary between rear and portrait as a fraction of sheet width. Ignored in auto mode. Must be greater than front_end. Default is two thirds.
gutterFLOAT0.0040–0.09Both modes: trim this fraction of full sheet width from each panel's left/right edges to remove divider lines. Set 0 for complete thirds with no pixels discarded; reduce if clothing is near a boundary.
modeoptCOMBOmanualauto: split the actual input image width into three equal parts, ignoring front_end/rear_end. No separate width input is needed. Widths not divisible by three produce panels differing by at most one pixel before gutter trimming. manual: use the saved fractional boundaries for uneven layouts. Defaults to manual to preserve existing crops.

Outputs (4)

NameTypeDescription
frontIMAGESingle front-view crop. Connect to dataset Pack front.
rearIMAGESingle rear-view crop. Connect to dataset Pack rear.
portraitIMAGESingle identity crop. Connect to dataset Pack face, or use the original face reference if this crop lost identity.
reportSTRINGPixel boundaries and gutter used. Check previews for clipping; generation may not follow exact thirds.