XY Inputs: Denoise //EasyUse(XYplot_Denoise)

Description

The XY Inputs: Denoise //EasyUse node generates a set of denoise values for use as a row or column in an XY Plot. It is useful for comparing how different denoise strengths affect a generation while keeping all other XY parameters fixed.

For each item in the batch, it produces a denoise value between first_denoise and last_denoise. The resulting X_Y data can be connected to an XY Plot node to sweep Generation through different denoise levels.

Inputs

• batch_count (INT, default: 3, min: 0, max: 50):
  The number of denoise values to generate. Use 1 for a single point, or a larger value to create a finer sweep across the denoise range.

• first_denoise (FLOAT, default: 0.5, min: 0, max: 1, step: 0.1):
  The starting denoise value for the sweep. Denoise values are typically between 0 and 1, where 0 means no denoising and 1 means full denoising.

• last_denoise (FLOAT, default: 1, min: 0, max: 1, step: 0.1):
  The ending denoise value for the sweep. With the default settings, the node generates values from 0.5 to 1 across the batch.

Outputs

• X_Y:
  The generated XY data. Connect this to an XY Plot node's X or Y input to use the denoise values as an axis sweep.

Usage Notes

• The output is intended for the XY Plot system, not as a direct denoise input for a sampler.
• Set first_denoise and last_denoise to the lower and upper bounds of the range you want to test. Reversing them will reverse the direction of the sweep.
• Because denoise is constrained to 0–1, keep both values inside that range when designing an experiment.
• batch_count controls how many points are generated between the two denoise values. A higher count produces a finer sweep but also increases the number of generation runs.