Image Resolution Simple Pipe

Image Resolution Simple [Pipe] is the trimmed version of Image Resolution [Pipe]: pick a resolution preset, get a pipe carrying width and height - and nothing else. No batch size. That's the whole difference, and the whole point.

If you're a newcomer who just wants dimensions, this "simple" node looks like a downgrade. It's not. In the Eclipse pipe ecosystem, batch size often lives elsewhere - in a context pipe, a sampler setting, or a separate integer node - and bundling it into every resolution pipe means you end up with two sources of truth that can disagree. This node is for the workflows where resolution is pure geometry: width and height, period. It's a cleaner data model for graphs that already manage batch size at a higher level.

Using it

Same pattern as its full sibling: Image Resolution Simple [Pipe] → pipe → Pipe Out node (Pipe Out Smart Folder is the author's named example) → width/height where you need them. The preset combo is the shared Eclipse set - SD1.5 native sizes, 1024x1024 (1:1 XL/SD3/Flux/HiDream), Flux 2/Krea/HiDream entries - plus Custom to unlock the width/height inputs (16–32768, stepped by 8).

The reason to pick Simple over the batch-carrying version is exactly that it can't accidentally smuggle a stale batch number into a folder path or a latent. Fewer fields, fewer contradictions.

The honest take

This node is 90% redundant with its siblings, and that's fine - it's a small convenience inside a bigger ecosystem. Grab it when you're building a pipe workflow and want dimensions-only bundles. Grab the full Pipe version when you want batch to ride along. Grab the plain (non-pipe) Image Resolution when you're not using pipes at all. All three are settings sources; none of them touch a pixel.

Installing

ComfyUI_Eclipse, r-vage's all-in-one pack. Manager → search ComfyUI_Eclipse, or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/r-vage/ComfyUI_Eclipse

Restart; under Eclipse → Settings. Standard deps; the pack targets current ComfyUI (frontend 1.51.2+) and its v4.0 cleanup dropped legacy RvTools_v2 nodes, with the built-in Migration Tool for old saves.

Reminder that applies to every pipe node in this family: the output is only useful once unwrapped with a Pipe Out node. Wire a pipe straight to a generic preview and you'll stare at a dict - that's not a bug, that's the format.