ComfyUI Node: Recall Int

Recall Int:

The RecallInt node is designed to retrieve an integer value from a global memory space, making it a crucial tool for managing and utilizing stored numerical data within your AI art projects. This node allows you to access previously stored integer values, which can be essential for maintaining state, performing calculations, or driving logic based on dynamic data. By leveraging global memory, RecallInt ensures that your integer data is consistently available across different parts of your workflow, enhancing the flexibility and efficiency of your creative processes.

Recall Int Input Parameters:

fallback

The fallback parameter serves as a default value that the node will return if the specified integer is not found in the global memory. This ensures that your workflow can continue smoothly even if the expected data is missing. The default value for this parameter is 0, and it can range from the minimum value of -sys.maxsize to the maximum value of sys.maxsize. This parameter is optional, but providing a sensible fallback can prevent interruptions in your workflow.

Recall Int Output Parameters:

INT

The output parameter INT represents the integer value retrieved from the global memory. If the specified integer is found, this value will be returned; otherwise, the fallback value will be used. This output is crucial for any subsequent nodes or operations that depend on the retrieved integer value, ensuring that your workflow can dynamically adapt based on the stored data.

Recall Int Usage Tips:

• Ensure that the integer values you want to recall have been previously stored using a corresponding node like MemorizeInt to avoid unexpected fallback values.
• Use the fallback parameter to provide a default value that makes sense for your specific use case, ensuring that your workflow remains robust even if the expected data is not found.

Recall Int Common Errors and Solutions:

"Integer not found in global memory"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the specified integer value is not present in the global memory and no fallback value is provided.
• Solution: Ensure that the integer value has been stored using the MemorizeInt node before attempting to recall it. Alternatively, provide a fallback value to handle cases where the integer is not found.

"Invalid fallback value"

• Explanation: This error occurs when the fallback value provided is outside the acceptable range of -sys.maxsize to sys.maxsize.
• Solution: Verify that the fallback value is within the valid range and adjust it accordingly to ensure it falls between -sys.maxsize and sys.maxsize.