Send Image to Live Log 📜

Push a picture into 'Kinburg Live Log 📜' — the same block-per-event log the pack's LLM nodes and the Morpheus / Phantas samplers write into, so a tap anywhere in the graph lands in one scrollback in run order. The image passes through untouched, so the node sits inline; no wire to the log is needed (it has none). Name the tap with 'label', add a 'note' for the block's text, and pick which frames of a batch to send.

By Kinburg·Created 2 months ago·Updated 3 days ago· 1

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CategoryKinburg-Nodes/LLM

Inputs (6)

Name	Type	Default	Description
image	IMAGE		The picture to show in the log. It passes through this node untouched, so it can sit inline on a branch.
label	STRING		What to call this tap in the block header, after the node's own title — 'before upscale', 'candidate 3'. Leave it empty and the title labels the block on its own, which is enough when the node is named for what it taps.
frames	COMBO	all	Which frames of a batch to send. 'all' is capped at 32 evenly spaced frames — a video batch would otherwise put hundreds of JPEGs down the websocket and into the log's memory. The header always says which frames of how many it is showing.
always_run	BOOLEAN	true	On: the node re-runs on every Run, so the log fills even when the branch above it is fully cached — which is what a second Run at the same seed is. Off: it caches like any other node; use that when the image passthrough feeds something expensive, because a node that always re-runs makes everything downstream of it re-run too.
noteopt	STRING		Text for the block's body — what you want to read next to the picture later: the seed, which branch this was, what you were testing. It goes nowhere but the log.
max_sideopt	INT	32064–1024	Longest side of the thumbnail sent to the log, in pixels (the log shows it at most 180px tall). Same encoder the samplers' frames use. Raise it to inspect detail, but it is a JPEG down a websocket on every run.

Outputs (1)

Name	Type	Description
image	IMAGE	—