CamOrbit Sequence

CamOrbit Sequence is the batch sibling of CamOrbit, and its superpower is that you don't have to write out every angle. Give it a start and end azimuth and it interpolates a full orbit for you - which is exactly what you want when the job is "shoot this character from every side."

Three modes

The mode dropdown picks how angles come in:

• json_sequence - paste a JSON array. Each entry is {"azimuth":0,"elevation":0,"distance":5.0} with optional label, extra, and prefix keys so a single shot can carry its own extra text.
• csv_sequence - the same idea as CSV rows. The default even shows you the format: label,azimuth,elevation,distance,extra.
• auto_sweep - the fun one. sweep_start and sweep_end (azimuth, 0–360°) with sweep_steps (up to 72) and fixed sweep_elevation / sweep_distance produce a smooth orbit. Want a full 8-shot turnaround? start 0, end 360, steps 8.

A shared extra_prompt can be appended to every generated prompt, and prefix (default <sks>) prepends the token to all of them.

Outputs

• prompts (STRING list) - one per angle, for sequential batch execution
• prompt_text (STRING) - all prompts joined, for review or pasting
• labels_text (STRING) - the per-shot labels (your own, or auto-generated like az90_el0_d5.0)
• count (INT) - how many angles this run produced
• camera_info (LOAD_3D_CAMERA list) - matching 3D metadata per shot

Practical notes

• Always check count. If the JSON is malformed or empty, it silently falls back to a single default angle. A 1-shot orbit is a disappointing surprise at the end of a long render.
• Auto-sweep is the reason to pick this node. Typing eight JSON entries by hand is exactly the busywork sweep_start/sweep_steps removes.
• Per-entry prefix overrides the global one - handy if one shot needs a different trigger token than the rest.

Same light install as the rest of the pack (Manager → "ComfyUI Lackluster Nodes"; deps are just requests + numpy). This is the node I'd reach for over the single CamOrbit the moment a turnaround or product shoot has more than three angles - the auto-sweep alone is worth it.