ComfyUI Node: 🔢 CR Index Increment

🔢 CR Index Increment:

The CR Index Increment node is designed to facilitate the manipulation of integer indices by incrementing them by a specified interval. This node is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to sequentially process or iterate over a series of items, such as frames in an animation or steps in a procedural generation process. By automating the incrementation of indices, this node helps streamline workflows and reduce manual adjustments, ensuring a more efficient and error-free process. The primary function of this node is to take an initial index and increment it by a given interval, returning the updated index along with a helpful reference link for further guidance.

🔢 CR Index Increment Input Parameters:

index

The index parameter represents the starting integer value that you wish to increment. This parameter is crucial as it sets the initial point from which the incrementation will begin. The index can range from -10000 to 10000, with a default value of 1. This wide range allows for flexibility in various applications, whether you are working with negative indices or large positive values. The forceInput attribute ensures that you must provide a value for this parameter, making it a required input for the node to function correctly.

interval

The interval parameter specifies the integer value by which the index will be incremented. This parameter determines the step size of the incrementation process. Similar to the index, the interval can also range from -10000 to 10000, with a default value of 1. This flexibility allows you to control the rate of incrementation, whether you need to increment by small steps or large jumps. Adjusting the interval can significantly impact the output, making it a powerful tool for customizing the incrementation process to suit your specific needs.

🔢 CR Index Increment Output Parameters:

index

The index output parameter returns the updated integer value after the incrementation process. This value is the result of adding the specified interval to the initial index. The updated index can be used in subsequent nodes or processes, allowing for seamless integration into your workflow. This output is essential for tracking the progression of indices and ensuring that each step is accurately accounted for.

interval

The interval output parameter returns the same integer value that was used to increment the index. This output serves as a confirmation of the interval used in the process, providing transparency and traceability. By including the interval in the output, you can easily verify the step size and ensure that the incrementation process aligns with your expectations.

show_help

The show_help output parameter provides a URL link to the documentation or help page related to the CR Index Increment node. This link is a valuable resource for users who need additional information or guidance on using the node effectively. By including this reference, the node ensures that you have access to comprehensive support and can quickly resolve any questions or issues that may arise.

🔢 CR Index Increment Usage Tips:

• To ensure accurate incrementation, always double-check the initial index and interval values before executing the node.
• Use the interval parameter to control the step size of your incrementation, allowing for fine-tuned adjustments or larger jumps as needed.
• Utilize the show_help output to access detailed documentation and examples, which can provide further insights into optimizing the node's performance.

🔢 CR Index Increment Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid index value

• Explanation: The index value provided is outside the acceptable range of -10000 to 10000.
• Solution: Ensure that the index value is within the specified range and try again.

Invalid interval value

• Explanation: The interval value provided is outside the acceptable range of -10000 to 10000.
• Solution: Ensure that the interval value is within the specified range and try again.

Missing required input

• Explanation: The index parameter is required but was not provided.
• Solution: Make sure to provide a valid index value as input to the node.