ComfyUI Node: Enable / Disable

Enable / Disable:

The SeargeEnablerInputs node is designed to manage the state of certain parameters within the Searge framework, specifically focusing on enabling or disabling features based on the provided state. This node is particularly useful for toggling functionalities in a streamlined manner, allowing you to control the activation of various processes without delving into complex configurations. By using this node, you can easily manage the operational state of different components, ensuring that only the necessary features are active, which can help optimize performance and resource usage.

Enable / Disable Input Parameters:

state

The state parameter determines the enablement status of the associated feature or process. It accepts predefined states from the SeargeParameterProcessor.STATES list, with the default value set to the second state in this list. This parameter is crucial for toggling the activation of specific functionalities, allowing you to control whether a feature is enabled or disabled. The available states provide a straightforward way to manage the operational status, ensuring that you can easily switch features on or off as needed.

Enable / Disable Output Parameters:

state

The state output parameter reflects the current enablement status as determined by the input state parameter. This output is essential for downstream nodes or processes that need to know whether a particular feature is enabled or disabled. By providing this output, the node ensures that the enablement status is communicated effectively, allowing for coordinated control across different components.

Enable / Disable Usage Tips:

• Use the state parameter to quickly enable or disable features without modifying complex configurations.
• Combine this node with other control nodes to create dynamic workflows that adjust based on the enablement status.

Enable / Disable Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid state value

• Explanation: The provided state value is not recognized as a valid state from the SeargeParameterProcessor.STATES list.
• Solution: Ensure that the state parameter is set to one of the predefined states available in the SeargeParameterProcessor.STATES list.

Missing state parameter

• Explanation: The state parameter is required but was not provided.
• Solution: Make sure to include the state parameter when configuring the node, and set it to a valid state from the SeargeParameterProcessor.STATES list.