ComfyUI Node: Int Literal (Image Saver)

Int Literal (Image Saver):

The Int Literal (Image Saver) node is designed to provide a straightforward way to input integer values into your image-saving workflows. This node is particularly useful when you need to specify numerical parameters such as counters, dimensions, or other integer-based settings. By using this node, you can easily manage and manipulate integer values, ensuring that your image-saving processes are both efficient and customizable. The primary function of this node is to return the integer value you input, making it a versatile tool for various tasks within the ImageSaver utility category.

Int Literal (Image Saver) Input Parameters:

int

This parameter allows you to input an integer value that will be used in your workflow. The integer can range from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 1,000,000, with a default value of 0. This flexibility ensures that you can tailor the integer value to meet the specific needs of your image-saving tasks, whether it's for setting counters, dimensions, or other numerical parameters.

Int Literal (Image Saver) Output Parameters:

INT

The output of this node is the integer value that you input. This value can be used in subsequent nodes within your workflow, allowing for seamless integration and manipulation of integer-based parameters. The output is essential for tasks that require precise numerical inputs, ensuring that your image-saving processes are accurate and efficient.

Int Literal (Image Saver) Usage Tips:

• Use the Int Literal (Image Saver) node to set counters or indices in your image-saving workflows, ensuring that each image is uniquely identified.
• Adjust the integer value to control dimensions or other numerical parameters, providing flexibility and customization in your image-saving tasks.

Int Literal (Image Saver) Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid integer value

• Explanation: The input value is not within the acceptable range (0 to 1,000,000).
• Solution: Ensure that the integer value you input is within the specified range. Adjust the value accordingly to fall between 0 and 1,000,000.

Non-integer input

• Explanation: The input value is not an integer.
• Solution: Verify that the value you input is a whole number. Avoid using decimal points or non-numeric characters.