ComfyUI Node: Boolean

Boolean:

The BooleanPrimitive node is designed to handle boolean values in a flexible and intuitive manner. It allows you to input a boolean value and optionally reverse it, providing both the boolean result and its string representation. This node is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to manipulate or evaluate boolean conditions dynamically within your AI art projects. By offering a straightforward way to toggle and interpret boolean values, it enhances the control and logic flow in your creative processes.

Boolean Input Parameters:

value

This parameter represents the initial boolean value that you want to work with. It can be either True or False, with the default being False. This value serves as the base input for the node's operations.

reverse

This parameter determines whether the input boolean value should be reversed. If set to True, the node will invert the value parameter (i.e., True becomes False and vice versa). The default setting for this parameter is False. This option is useful when you need to quickly toggle the boolean state without altering the original input.

Boolean Output Parameters:

BOOLEAN

This output provides the final boolean value after considering the reverse parameter. It will be either True or False, depending on the initial value and whether it was reversed. This output is essential for further boolean logic operations in your workflow.

STRING

This output gives the string representation of the final boolean value. It will be either "True" or "False", matching the BOOLEAN output. This string output is useful for logging, debugging, or any scenario where a textual representation of the boolean value is required.

Boolean Usage Tips:

• Use the reverse parameter to easily toggle boolean values without changing the original input, which can be particularly handy in conditional logic scenarios.
• Leverage the STRING output for debugging purposes or when you need to display the boolean state in a user interface or log.

Boolean Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid boolean value

• Explanation: The input provided is not a valid boolean value.
• Solution: Ensure that the value and reverse parameters are set to either True or False.

Unexpected output type

• Explanation: The output is not in the expected BOOLEAN or STRING format.
• Solution: Verify that the node is correctly configured and that the inputs are valid boolean values. If the issue persists, check for any updates or patches for the node.