ComfyUI Node: Math debug

Math debug:

The SimpleMathDebug node is designed to assist you in debugging and understanding the flow of data within your node-based projects. Its primary function is to print out values with a customizable prefix, allowing you to track and verify the data being processed at various stages of your workflow. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who want to ensure that their mathematical operations or data manipulations are producing the expected results. By providing a simple yet effective way to output information to the console, SimpleMathDebug helps you identify and resolve issues quickly, enhancing your overall productivity and confidence in your creative processes.

Math debug Input Parameters:

value

The value parameter is a versatile input that accepts any type of data you wish to debug. This flexibility allows you to pass in numbers, strings, or any other data type that you are working with in your project. The primary function of this parameter is to serve as the content that will be printed to the console, helping you verify its correctness and track its flow through your nodes. There are no specific minimum, maximum, or default values for this parameter, as it is designed to accommodate any data type.

prefix

The prefix parameter is an optional string input that allows you to prepend a custom label to the value being printed. This can be particularly useful for distinguishing between different debug outputs, especially when dealing with complex workflows involving multiple nodes. The default value for this parameter is "Value:", and it is not multiline, meaning it should be a single line of text. By customizing the prefix, you can make your debug outputs more informative and easier to interpret.

Math debug Output Parameters:

None

The SimpleMathDebug node does not produce any output parameters. Its primary function is to print information to the console for debugging purposes, rather than generating data to be passed on to other nodes. This design choice emphasizes its role as a utility for monitoring and verifying the data flow within your project.

Math debug Usage Tips:

• Use the prefix parameter to label your debug outputs clearly, making it easier to identify which part of your workflow the printed value corresponds to.
• Regularly utilize the SimpleMathDebug node at various points in your workflow to ensure that data is being processed as expected, especially after complex operations or transformations.

Math debug Common Errors and Solutions:

No output in console

• Explanation: If you do not see any output in the console, it may be due to the console not being visible or the node not being executed.
• Solution: Ensure that your console is open and visible. Verify that the node is correctly connected and executed within your workflow.

Incorrect value displayed

• Explanation: The value printed may not match your expectations if the wrong data is being passed to the node.
• Solution: Double-check the connections leading to the SimpleMathDebug node to ensure the correct data is being input. Use the prefix to help identify the source of the data.