Generates a contact sheet that shows the different inputs or the frames of one input lined up next to each other. This can help you demonstrate, document, or manage what you are doing for a project.
Connection Type |
Connection Name |
Function |
Input |
numbered inputs |
The images you want to appear on the Contact Sheet. |
Control (UI) |
Knob (Scripting) |
Default Value |
Function |
ContactSheet Tab |
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Resolution |
width |
3072 |
Defines the size of the Contact Sheet in pixels. |
height |
2048 |
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rows/columns |
rows |
3 |
Defines the number or rows and columns in the Contact Sheet. |
columns |
4 |
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gap |
gap |
0 |
Sets the gap, in pixels, around each input or frame. |
center |
center |
disabled |
When enabled, the input images are arranged so that the specified number of rows are centered vertically within the Resolution bounds. |
Row Order |
roworder |
BottomTop |
Sets the row display order: • BottomTop - rows are populated from the bottom upward. • TopBottom - rows are populated from the top downward. |
Column Order |
colorder |
LeftRight |
Sets the column display order: • LeftRight - columns are populated from left to right. • RightLeft - columns are populated from right to left. |
Use frames instead of inputs |
splitinputs |
disabled |
When enabled, the FrameRange specified is read from each input and displayed in the Contact Sheet. For example, with 4 inputs and FrameRange set to 1-2, you’d see 8 plates displayed in the Contact Sheet (2 frames from each input). |
Frame Range |
startframe |
-1 |
Sets the frame range to extract from each input when Use frames instead of inputs is enabled. |
endframe |
-1 |