ComfyUI Node: XY Inputs: PosCond //EasyUse

XY Inputs: PosCond //EasyUse:

The easy XYInputs: PositiveCond node is designed to facilitate the creation of XY plots by allowing you to input multiple positive conditioning values. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to visualize and compare different positive conditions in a structured manner. By providing up to four optional positive conditioning inputs, this node helps you generate a set of values and conditions that can be plotted on an XY axis. The primary goal of this node is to simplify the process of setting up and managing positive conditions for advanced plotting, making it easier to analyze and interpret the results.

XY Inputs: PosCond //EasyUse Input Parameters:

positive_1

This optional parameter allows you to input the first positive conditioning value. It is used to create the base entry for the XY plot. If provided, it will be assigned a value of "0" on the axis. This parameter helps in defining the initial condition for your plot.

positive_2

This optional parameter allows you to input the second positive conditioning value. If provided, it will be assigned a value of "1" on the axis. This parameter is useful for adding a second condition to your plot, enabling you to compare it with the first condition.

positive_3

This optional parameter allows you to input the third positive conditioning value. If provided, it will be assigned a value of "2" on the axis. This parameter helps in adding a third condition to your plot, providing more data points for comparison.

positive_4

This optional parameter allows you to input the fourth positive conditioning value. If provided, it will be assigned a value of "3" on the axis. This parameter is useful for adding a fourth condition to your plot, allowing for a more comprehensive analysis.

XY Inputs: PosCond //EasyUse Output Parameters:

X_Y

The output parameter X_Y is a dictionary containing three keys: axis, values, and cond. The axis key holds the string "advanced: Pos Condition", indicating the type of condition being plotted. The values key is a list of strings representing the indices of the provided positive conditions (e.g., ["0", "1", "2", "3"]). The cond key is a list of the actual positive conditioning values provided as inputs. This output is essential for generating the XY plot, as it organizes the conditions and their corresponding values in a structured format.

XY Inputs: PosCond //EasyUse Usage Tips:

• Ensure that you provide meaningful positive conditioning values to get the most out of your XY plot. These values will be used to compare different conditions visually.
• You don't need to provide all four positive conditioning inputs. The node will work with any number of inputs from one to four, allowing for flexible usage depending on your needs.

XY Inputs: PosCond //EasyUse Common Errors and Solutions:

"No positive conditioning values provided"

• Explanation: This error occurs when none of the positive conditioning inputs (positive_1, positive_2, positive_3, positive_4) are provided.
• Solution: Ensure that at least one positive conditioning value is provided to generate the XY plot.

"Invalid conditioning value type"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the provided conditioning values are not of the expected type.
• Solution: Make sure that the conditioning values you provide are of the type CONDITIONING as expected by the node.

"Output values are None"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the node fails to generate output values due to missing or invalid inputs.
• Solution: Verify that you have provided valid positive conditioning values and try again. If the issue persists, check for any typos or incorrect data types in your inputs.