ComfyUI Node: 🪛 Primitive integer

Primitive integer [Crystools]:

The Primitive integer [Crystools] node is designed to handle and process integer values within the Crystools suite. This node is essential for tasks that require integer inputs, providing a straightforward and efficient way to manage and manipulate these values. By integrating this node into your workflow, you can ensure that integer data is accurately processed and returned, facilitating various operations that depend on precise numerical inputs. This node is particularly useful for debugging and other operations where integer values play a critical role.

Primitive integer [Crystools] Input Parameters:

int

The int parameter is the primary input for the Primitive integer [Crystools] node. This parameter expects an integer value, which will be processed by the node. The integer input can range from the minimum to the maximum values supported by the system's integer type. By default, the parameter is set to True, which indicates that the node is ready to accept and process an integer value. This parameter is crucial as it directly influences the node's execution and the resulting output.

Primitive integer [Crystools] Output Parameters:

int

The int output parameter is the result of the node's execution. It returns the integer value that was processed by the node. This output is essential for subsequent operations that require the processed integer value, ensuring that the data flow within your workflow remains consistent and accurate. The returned integer can be used in various contexts, such as calculations, condition checks, and other integer-dependent operations.

Primitive integer [Crystools] Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the integer input is within the valid range supported by your system to avoid overflow or underflow errors.
• Use this node in conjunction with other Crystools nodes to create complex workflows that require precise integer handling.

Primitive integer [Crystools] Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid integer input

• Explanation: The input provided is not a valid integer.
• Solution: Verify that the input is a valid integer and within the acceptable range for your system.

Integer overflow

• Explanation: The input integer exceeds the maximum value supported by the system.
• Solution: Ensure that the input integer is within the valid range to prevent overflow errors.

Integer underflow

• Explanation: The input integer is below the minimum value supported by the system.
• Solution: Ensure that the input integer is within the valid range to prevent underflow errors.