n8n Workflow: 3D Figurine Orthographic Views with Midjourney and GPT-4o Image API

This n8n workflow is a foundational template designed to be manually triggered. It includes core n8n nodes for making HTTP requests, conditional logic, code execution, and delays, providing a versatile starting point for various automation tasks.

What it does

This workflow, when executed manually, performs the following actions:

1. Manual Trigger: Initiates the workflow upon a user's manual command.
2. HTTP Request: Sends an HTTP request to a specified endpoint. This node is a versatile tool for interacting with external APIs.
3. If Statement: Evaluates a condition and branches the workflow based on the outcome (true/false). This allows for conditional logic within the automation.
4. Wait: Pauses the workflow for a specified duration. This can be useful for rate limiting, waiting for external processes, or simply introducing a delay.
5. Code Execution: Runs custom JavaScript code. This node provides powerful flexibility for data manipulation, complex logic, or integrating with services not directly supported by n8n nodes.

Prerequisites/Requirements

• n8n Instance: An active n8n instance to import and run the workflow.
• Basic JavaScript Knowledge: (Optional, for the "Code" node) Understanding of JavaScript if you plan to customize the code execution.
• API Endpoint: (For "HTTP Request" node) A target API endpoint if you intend to make external requests.

Setup/Usage

1. Import the Workflow:
   • Copy the provided JSON content.
   • In your n8n instance, go to "Workflows" and click "New".
   • Click the "Import from JSON" button (usually a cloud icon with an arrow pointing down).
   • Paste the JSON content and click "Import".
2. Configure Nodes (if necessary):
   • HTTP Request: If you plan to use this node, configure the URL, method, headers, and body according to the API you wish to call.
   • If: Define the conditions for your branching logic.
   • Wait: Adjust the delay duration as needed.
   • Code: Customize the JavaScript code within this node for your specific requirements.
3. Execute the Workflow:
   • Click the "Execute Workflow" button in the n8n editor (usually in the top right corner).
   • Since this workflow uses a "Manual Trigger," it will run immediately upon clicking the button.

This workflow serves as a flexible template. You can connect the output of the "If" node's true/false branches to different subsequent actions, or use the "Code" node to transform data before passing it to other services.