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Handles and processes external integer inputs within ComfyUI framework, validating and returning integer values.
The ComfyUIDeployExternalNumberInt
node is designed to handle and process integer inputs within the ComfyUI framework. This node is particularly useful when you need to work with external integer values, ensuring they are correctly interpreted and utilized within your AI art projects. By providing a straightforward mechanism to input and validate integer numbers, this node helps streamline workflows that require numerical data, making it easier to integrate and manipulate these values in your creative processes. The primary function of this node is to take an input string, validate if it is a proper integer, and then return this integer value. If the input is not a valid integer, the node can return a default value, ensuring robustness and flexibility in handling various input scenarios.
The input_id
parameter is a required string input that represents the integer value you want to process. This parameter expects a string that can be converted to an integer. If the string is not a valid integer, the node will handle it accordingly. This parameter does not have a minimum or maximum value as it is a string, but it should represent a valid integer to be processed correctly.
The default_value
parameter is an optional integer input that provides a fallback value if the input_id
is not a valid integer. This parameter ensures that the node can still return a meaningful result even when the input is invalid. The default value for this parameter is 0, but you can set it to any integer that suits your needs.
The value
output parameter is an integer that represents the processed input value. If the input_id
is a valid integer string, this parameter will return the corresponding integer. If the input_id
is not valid, it will return the default_value
provided. This output is crucial for further processing and integration within your AI art projects, allowing you to work with reliable and validated integer data.
input_id
string represents a valid integer to avoid unexpected results.default_value
parameter to provide a fallback option, ensuring your workflow remains robust even with invalid inputs.input_id
provided is not a valid integer string.input_id
is a string that can be converted to an integer. For example, use "123" instead of "abc".input_id
parameter is missing or empty.input_id
string. If the input is optional, ensure that the default_value
is set to handle such cases.default_value
provided is not an integer.default_value
is an integer. For example, use 0 or 10 instead of 0.5 or "ten".© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.