ComfyUI Node: Float

Float:

The Float node is designed to handle floating-point numbers, providing a flexible and precise way to work with numerical data in your AI art projects. This node is particularly useful when you need to input or manipulate decimal values, offering a wide range of applications from adjusting parameters to fine-tuning effects. By allowing you to specify a floating-point value, the Float node ensures that you can achieve the desired level of detail and accuracy in your work. Its primary function is to accept a float input and return it, making it a straightforward yet essential tool for tasks that require numerical precision.

Float Input Parameters:

value

The value parameter is a floating-point number that you can specify to be used within the node. This parameter allows you to input a decimal value, which can be crucial for tasks that require precision and fine-tuning. The value parameter has a default setting of 0.0, with a minimum allowable value of -1.0e38 and a maximum of 1.0e38. The step size for this parameter is 0.01, enabling you to make incremental adjustments to achieve the exact effect you desire. By controlling this parameter, you can influence the node's execution and the resulting output, making it a versatile tool for various applications.

Float Output Parameters:

FLOAT

The output of the Float node is a floating-point number, which is the same value that you input. This output is crucial as it allows you to pass the specified float value to other nodes or processes within your workflow. The FLOAT output ensures that the precision and detail of your input are maintained, enabling you to use this value in subsequent operations or calculations. This straightforward output mechanism makes the Float node an essential component for tasks that require precise numerical input and output.

Float Usage Tips:

• Use the Float node to input precise decimal values when adjusting parameters in your AI art projects, ensuring that you achieve the desired level of detail and accuracy.
• Take advantage of the step size of 0.01 to make fine adjustments to the value parameter, allowing for incremental changes that can significantly impact the final result.

Float Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid value provided for FLOAT

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input value is not a valid floating-point number, possibly due to incorrect formatting or an out-of-range value.
• Solution: Ensure that the input value is a valid float within the specified range of -1.0e38 to 1.0e38. Double-check the formatting to confirm that it adheres to the expected decimal format.