ComfyUI Node: VFI FloatToInt

VFI FloatToInt:

The VFI FloatToInt node is designed to convert floating-point numbers to integers, which can be particularly useful in various AI and machine learning applications where integer values are required. This node simplifies the process of converting single float values or lists of float values into their integer counterparts, ensuring that the data is in the correct format for subsequent operations. By providing a straightforward method for this conversion, the VFI FloatToInt node helps streamline workflows and reduce the potential for errors that can arise from manual type conversions.

VFI FloatToInt Input Parameters:

float

The float parameter represents the floating-point number or a list of floating-point numbers that you want to convert to integers. This parameter accepts a single float or an iterable of floats. The conversion process will map each float to its nearest integer value. The default value for this parameter is 0, with a minimum value of 0 and a step increment of 0.01. This flexibility allows for precise control over the input values, ensuring that the conversion process meets your specific needs.

VFI FloatToInt Output Parameters:

INT

The output parameter INT is the integer representation of the input float value(s). If the input was a single float, the output will be a single integer. If the input was a list of floats, the output will be a list of integers. This output is crucial for any subsequent operations that require integer values, ensuring compatibility and correctness in your workflow.

VFI FloatToInt Usage Tips:

• Use the VFI FloatToInt node when you need to ensure that your data is in integer format for operations that do not support floating-point numbers.
• When working with lists of floats, this node can efficiently convert all elements to integers in one step, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.

VFI FloatToInt Common Errors and Solutions:

Input value is not a float or list of floats

• Explanation: The input provided is neither a float nor a list of floats, which the node cannot process.
• Solution: Ensure that the input value is a valid float or a list of floats before passing it to the node.

Input value is out of range

• Explanation: The input float value is below the minimum value of 0.
• Solution: Adjust the input value to be within the acceptable range, ensuring it is 0 or higher.