Panorama · Multi-View

Current View captures one window out of a 360° panorama. Multi-View is the sibling that places evenly spaced cameras around the sphere and shoots them all in a single Run - one click, a batch of flat images. With view_count at 4 you get Front / Right / Back / Left, as if you stood in the center and turned four ways. That's an instant storyboard, or an orbit showcase for a character or product, or a set of consistent-environment frames for Image Variations or video.

It's the "don't make me aim four times" node. When you're building a multi-camera setup from one environment, this is the one you want.

The inputs

• view_count - how many viewport shots to extract, 1..64 (default 4). The Vue panel's slider drives it (the schema marks it hidden).
• aspect_ratio - per-view shape, 16:9 default.
• resolution - per-view short-side tier: 1K / 2K / 4K.
• selected_index - internal plumbing, 1-indexed; clicking a thumbnail in the output grid sets it.
• panorama (optional) - the COMFYTV_PANORAMA source.

The two outputs, and which to use

This node has both, and the difference matters:

• images - the full batch (COMFYTV_IMAGES). Wire this into an Image Picker to browse and edit the shots individually. That's the intended flow and the one you'll use most.
• image - the single item at selected_index. Handy when you know which view you want without browsing, or when a downstream stage wants exactly one image.

Where it fits

Pair with the pack's flow: Panorama → Multi-View → Image Picker → (edit), or route picked frames into a Video Stage for an image-to-video pass. For "consistent environment across angles," this is the cheap path - every frame comes from the same source, so lighting and geography match in a way separate generations never will.

Install

Pack-wide:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/jtydhr88/ComfyTV

Restart ComfyUI - Desktop/macOS users clone into the running instance by absolute path, verify __init__.py at the top level, and restart the backend (not just the browser). ComfyUI Manager finds it as "ComfyTV". No extra Python dependencies.

Same resolution caveat as its sibling: the batch is only as sharp as the source panorama. And remember everything flows as project snapshots here - COMFYTV_IMAGES isn't a native ComfyUI batch, so Bridge nodes are the doorway to native graph nodes if you need one.