ComfyUI Node: [Book Tools] End Queue

[Book Tools] End Queue:

The EndQueue node is designed to provide a mechanism for gracefully terminating the execution of a queue in your AI art generation workflow. This node is particularly useful when you need to interrupt the processing of tasks based on specific conditions, ensuring that the system can halt operations in a controlled manner. By integrating the EndQueue node into your workflow, you can manage the execution flow more effectively, preventing unnecessary processing and optimizing resource usage. This node is essential for scenarios where you need to dynamically control the execution based on real-time conditions or user inputs.

[Book Tools] End Queue Input Parameters:

boolean

The boolean parameter is a required input that determines whether the queue should be interrupted. It accepts a boolean value (True or False). When set to True, the node will trigger the interruption of the queue processing, effectively halting any ongoing tasks. This parameter is crucial for controlling the execution flow based on specific conditions or user actions. The default value is False, meaning that the queue will continue processing unless explicitly instructed to stop.

[Book Tools] End Queue Output Parameters:

This node does not produce any output parameters. Its primary function is to control the execution flow by interrupting the queue based on the input condition.

[Book Tools] End Queue Usage Tips:

• Use the boolean parameter to dynamically control the execution of your queue. For example, you can set it to True based on certain conditions or user inputs to halt the processing.
• Integrate the EndQueue node at strategic points in your workflow where you might need to stop the execution, such as after a critical task or before a resource-intensive operation.

[Book Tools] End Queue Common Errors and Solutions:

Queue interruption failed

• Explanation: This error occurs when the node fails to interrupt the queue processing.
• Solution: Ensure that the boolean parameter is correctly set to True. Verify that the node is properly integrated into the workflow and that there are no conflicting nodes that might prevent the interruption.

Invalid boolean value

• Explanation: This error occurs when the boolean parameter receives an invalid value.
• Solution: Check that the boolean parameter is set to either True or False. Ensure that the input source provides a valid boolean value.