ComfyUI Node: IntUnaryCondition

IntUnaryCondition:

The CM_IntUnaryCondition node is designed to evaluate a single integer input against a specified condition, returning a boolean result. This node is particularly useful for scenarios where you need to check if an integer meets certain criteria, such as being positive, negative, or zero. By leveraging this node, you can easily incorporate conditional logic into your workflows, enabling more dynamic and responsive behavior in your AI art projects. The primary function of this node is to simplify the process of applying unary conditions to integers, making it accessible even to those without a deep technical background.

IntUnaryCondition Input Parameters:

op

The op parameter specifies the unary condition to be applied to the integer input. It is a required parameter and accepts a list of predefined conditions such as "IsZero", "IsPositive", and "IsNegative". This parameter determines the type of check that will be performed on the integer input a. The available options ensure that you can cover a wide range of common unary conditions without needing to write custom logic.

a

The a parameter represents the integer input that will be evaluated against the specified unary condition. It is a required parameter and should be an integer value. This input is the subject of the condition specified by the op parameter. The value of a can be any integer, and its evaluation will depend on the condition chosen in op.

IntUnaryCondition Output Parameters:

BOOL

The output of the CM_IntUnaryCondition node is a boolean value (BOOL). This output indicates whether the integer input a meets the specified unary condition defined by the op parameter. A True value means that the condition is satisfied, while a False value means it is not. This boolean result can be used to drive further logic in your workflow, enabling conditional branching and decision-making processes.

IntUnaryCondition Usage Tips:

• Use the CM_IntUnaryCondition node to quickly validate integer inputs without writing custom code, making your workflow more efficient and easier to manage.
• Combine this node with other conditional nodes to create complex decision trees and dynamic behaviors in your AI art projects.

IntUnaryCondition Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid operation specified

• Explanation: The op parameter contains a value that is not recognized as a valid unary condition.
• Solution: Ensure that the op parameter is set to one of the predefined conditions such as "IsZero", "IsPositive", or "IsNegative".

Input is not an integer

• Explanation: The a parameter is not an integer, which is required for the unary condition evaluation.
• Solution: Verify that the a parameter is set to an integer value before passing it to the node.