Lackluster-Shot Queue (v2 3D Widget)

This is the pack's "set up a whole shoot, then run it" node. Where the plain camera nodes produce one prompt per run, Lackluster-Shot Queue is built around a queue: pick camera angles, add them up to a maximum of ten shots, then let ComfyUI execute each one sequentially. It's the same angle-to-prompt engine as the rest of the family, wrapped in a workflow that finally matches how you actually plan a shoot.

How it works

The plan is: set the angle with horizontal_angle (0–360°), vertical_angle (-30° to 60°) and zoom (0 = wide, 10 = close-up), and build the shot list. The list lives in sequence_json, an array of {azimuth, elevation, distance} objects - and if you're using the interactive 3D widget, that's what you're editing when you drag the camera around and add shots. Flip camera_view on to get the 3D scene, optionally drop an image in as context.

On each run the node converts every queued shot into a prompt (custom_prefix, default <sks>, prepended) and emits:

• prompts (STRING list) - one prompt per shot, triggering sequential execution
• prompt_text (STRING) - all shots joined for review
• camera_info (LOAD_3D_CAMERA list) - matching 3D metadata per shot
• queue_count (INT) - how many shots are queued

The name says "v2 3D Widget" in your menu, which is where the confusion starts - see below.

Wait - which Shot Queue is which?

This pack ships two nodes with near-identical names and you will mix them up at least once.

• Lackluster-Shot Queue (v2 3D Widget) - this one. Raw angles + interactive 3D widget + sequence_json. You build the queue yourself, visually or by hand.
• Lackluster-Shot Queue V2 - the other one (LacklusterShotQueueNodeV2). Preset-based: 15 named shot presets (front close-up, low-angle hero, dutch angle…) and add_to_queue / run_queue / clear_queue toggle buttons. No 3D scene.

Different files, different inputs. The display names are genuinely terrible for telling them apart - check whether the node has a camera_preset input (that's the V2) or horizontal_angle sliders (that's this one).

Gotchas

• If sequence_json is empty, it falls back to a single default shot - confirm queue_count is what you expect before you queue a long run.
• The interactive widget is a compiled Vue/three.js app the repo doesn't ship built, so on a plain clone the 3D scene may not render. The queue logic still works - you can hand-edit sequence_json either way.

Install: ComfyUI Manager → "ComfyUI Lackluster Nodes" (deps: requests + numpy only, no models).