ComfyUI Node: LogicUtil_Floor

LogicUtil_Floor:

The LogicUtil_FloorNode is designed to return the floor value of a given number. The floor function is a mathematical operation that rounds a number down to the nearest integer. This node is particularly useful when you need to ensure that a value is rounded down, regardless of its decimal part. By using this node, you can handle numerical data more effectively, especially in scenarios where integer values are required, such as indexing, counting, or any other application where fractional values are not suitable.

LogicUtil_Floor Input Parameters:

input1

This parameter represents the number you want to apply the floor function to. It accepts any type of numerical input, whether it is an integer or a floating-point number. The function will round this number down to the nearest integer. There are no specific minimum or maximum values for this parameter, as it can handle any numerical input. However, it is important to ensure that the input is a valid number to avoid errors during execution.

LogicUtil_Floor Output Parameters:

INT

The output of this node is an integer value, which is the result of applying the floor function to the input number. This means that the output will always be a whole number, with any fractional part of the input number being discarded. This output is crucial for applications that require integer values, ensuring that the data is in the correct format for further processing or analysis.

LogicUtil_Floor Usage Tips:

• Use this node when you need to convert floating-point numbers to integers by rounding down, ensuring that the result is always a whole number.
• This node is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to work with indices or counts, as it guarantees that the output will be an integer.
• Combine this node with other mathematical nodes to perform more complex calculations that require integer results.

LogicUtil_Floor Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid input type

• Explanation: The input provided is not a valid number.
• Solution: Ensure that the input parameter input1 is a numerical value. Check for any non-numeric data types and convert them to numbers before passing them to the node.

OverflowError

• Explanation: The input number is too large to be processed.
• Solution: Verify that the input number is within a reasonable range. Extremely large numbers may cause overflow errors, so consider scaling down the input if necessary.