A 3D camera rig inside your ComfyUI node graph

What it does

This ComfyUI custom node embeds a full interactive 3D viewport—built with Vue 3, TypeScript, and Three.js—directly into your node graph. You drag colored handles to set azimuth, elevation, and zoom, and the node outputs a prompt string like <sks> front view eye-level shot medium shot that feeds straight into Qwen-Image-Edit-2511-Multiple-Angles-LoRA.

The interesting bit

The UI is genuinely bidirectional: drag the pink ring handle in 3D, the slider widget updates; tweak the dropdown, the 3D camera jumps. There’s even a camera_view mode that lets you orbit around your source image as a card in the scene. It’s a small standalone cinematography tool grafted onto a diffusion pipeline.

Key highlights

• Preset dropdowns for standard film angles (quarter views, low-angle, close-up, etc.)
• Real-time image preview rendered as a card with grid backface
• Four-language UI auto-detected from ComfyUI settings (en/zh/ja/ko)
• Sliders clamped to LoRA-safe ranges: elevation -30° to 60°, distance 0–10
• Build system included: Vite dev server, type checking, committed js/ output for distribution

Caveats

• Requires downloading the specific LoRA from Hugging Face manually
• One widget (default_prompts) is deprecated and does nothing; still visible for backward compatibility
• Output prompts are English-only regardless of UI language

Verdict

Worth it if you’re already running ComfyUI and want consistent multi-angle character shots from Qwen without hand-writing camera prompts. Skip if you don’t use that specific LoRA or workflow.