ComfyUI Node: ✍ Int Input

Int Input [DVB]:

The Int Input [DVB] node is designed to allow you to input an integer value into your node-based workflow. This node is particularly useful when you need to provide a specific integer value that can be used in various calculations, configurations, or as a parameter for other nodes. By offering a straightforward way to input integers, it simplifies the process of setting up and adjusting numerical parameters, ensuring that your workflow remains flexible and easy to manage. The node's primary function is to accept an integer input and pass it through without any modifications, making it a reliable and essential tool for tasks that require precise integer values.

Int Input [DVB] Input Parameters:

value

The value parameter is the integer input that you provide to the node. This parameter is essential as it determines the integer value that will be passed through the node. The default value for this parameter is 0, but you can set it to any integer that suits your needs. This flexibility allows you to use the node in a wide range of scenarios, from simple calculations to more complex configurations. The value parameter does not have a specified minimum or maximum limit, giving you the freedom to input any integer value required for your workflow.

Int Input [DVB] Output Parameters:

INT

The INT output parameter represents the integer value that you input into the node. This output is crucial as it allows the integer value to be used in subsequent nodes within your workflow. The INT output ensures that the value you provide is accurately passed through, maintaining the integrity of your data and enabling precise control over your workflow's numerical parameters. This output can be used in various contexts, such as mathematical operations, conditional checks, or as input for other nodes that require an integer value.

Int Input [DVB] Usage Tips:

• Use the Int Input [DVB] node to set specific integer values for parameters in your workflow, ensuring precise control over numerical inputs.
• Combine this node with mathematical operation nodes to perform calculations that require integer inputs, such as division, multiplication, or addition.

Int Input [DVB] Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid integer value

• Explanation: The input provided is not a valid integer.
• Solution: Ensure that the value you input is a whole number without any decimal points or non-numeric characters.

Missing input value

• Explanation: No value has been provided for the integer input.
• Solution: Make sure to input a valid integer value in the value parameter before executing the node.