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ComfyUI > Nodes > ComfyUI-Logic > DebugPrint

ComfyUI Node: DebugPrint

Class Name

DebugPrint-🔬

Category
Logic

Author
theUpsider (Account age: 2731days)Extension
ComfyUI-LogicLatest Updated
2024-07-02Github Stars
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How to Install ComfyUI-Logic

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for ComfyUI-Logic

1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
3. Enter ComfyUI-Logic in the search bar

After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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DebugPrint Description

DebugPrint-🔬 node logs input data for AI art workflow debugging.

DebugPrint:

The DebugPrint-🔬 node is designed to assist you in debugging your AI art workflows by printing the input data directly to the console. This node is particularly useful for inspecting the values being passed through your nodes, allowing you to verify that the data is as expected at various stages of your workflow. By providing a straightforward way to log inputs, DebugPrint-🔬 helps you identify and troubleshoot issues more efficiently, ensuring smoother and more reliable execution of your AI art processes.

DebugPrint Input Parameters:

ANY

The ANY parameter accepts any type of input data. This flexibility allows you to pass through various data types, such as integers, floats, strings, or even more complex objects. The primary function of this parameter is to capture the data you wish to inspect and print to the console. There are no restrictions on the minimum or maximum values, and it does not have a default value since it is designed to handle any input you provide.

DebugPrint Output Parameters:

This node does not produce any output parameters. Its sole purpose is to print the input data to the console for debugging purposes.

DebugPrint Usage Tips:

Use DebugPrint-🔬 at various points in your workflow to monitor the data flow and ensure that each node is receiving the correct inputs.
Combine DebugPrint-🔬 with conditional nodes to print specific data only when certain conditions are met, helping you focus on relevant information.
Regularly check the console output when using DebugPrint-🔬 to quickly identify any discrepancies or unexpected values in your data.

DebugPrint Common Errors and Solutions:

No output in the console

Explanation: The input data might not be reaching the DebugPrint-🔬 node.
Solution: Ensure that the preceding nodes are correctly passing data to DebugPrint-🔬 and that there are no interruptions in the data flow.

Unexpected data type printed

Explanation: The input data type might not be what you expected.
Solution: Verify the data types being passed to DebugPrint-🔬 by checking the outputs of preceding nodes and ensure they match your expectations.

Console cluttered with too much data

Explanation: DebugPrint-🔬 might be printing large or numerous data entries.
Solution: Use DebugPrint-🔬 selectively at critical points in your workflow or filter the data before passing it to the node to reduce the amount of printed information.