ComfyUI Node: Float Pair

Float Pair:

The SeargeFloatPair node is designed to handle and return pairs of floating-point numbers. This node is particularly useful when you need to work with two related float values simultaneously, ensuring that both values are processed and returned together. It simplifies the management of float pairs in your workflows, making it easier to handle operations that require dual float inputs and outputs. This node is part of the deprecated Searge float tools, indicating that while it is still functional, it may be replaced or updated in future versions.

Float Pair Input Parameters:

value1

value1 is the first floating-point input parameter. It represents one of the two float values that you want to process and return. The default value for value1 is 0.0, and it can be adjusted in increments of 0.01. This parameter allows you to specify any float value that fits within the typical range of floating-point numbers.

value2

value2 is the second floating-point input parameter. Similar to value1, it represents the other float value in the pair that you want to process and return. The default value for value2 is also 0.0, and it can be adjusted in increments of 0.01. This parameter allows you to specify any float value that fits within the typical range of floating-point numbers.

Float Pair Output Parameters:

value 1

value 1 is the first output parameter, which corresponds to the input parameter value1. It returns the same float value that was provided as value1, ensuring that the input value is preserved and can be used in subsequent nodes or operations.

value 2

value 2 is the second output parameter, which corresponds to the input parameter value2. It returns the same float value that was provided as value2, ensuring that the input value is preserved and can be used in subsequent nodes or operations.

Float Pair Usage Tips:

• Use the SeargeFloatPair node when you need to manage and return two related float values together, simplifying your workflow.
• Adjust the value1 and value2 parameters to the specific float values you need for your operations, taking advantage of the 0.01 step increment for precise control.

Float Pair Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid input type

• Explanation: This error occurs if the input values are not of the float type.
• Solution: Ensure that both value1 and value2 are provided as floating-point numbers.

Out of range value

• Explanation: This error occurs if the input values exceed the typical range of floating-point numbers.
• Solution: Verify that the values for value1 and value2 are within the acceptable range for float values in your environment.