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ComfyUI > Nodes > LF Nodes > Boolean

ComfyUI Node: Boolean

Class Name

LF_Boolean

Category
✨ LF Nodes/Primitives

Author
lucafoscili (Account age: 2148days)Extension
LF NodesLatest Updated
2024-10-15Github Stars
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How to Install LF Nodes

Install this extension via the ComfyUI Manager by searching for LF Nodes

1. Click the Manager button in the main menu
2. Select Custom Nodes Manager button
3. Enter LF Nodes in the search bar

After installation, click the Restart button to restart ComfyUI. Then, manually refresh your browser to clear the cache and access the updated list of nodes.

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Boolean Description

Manage boolean values for decision-making in AI art workflows, enabling feature control based on logic with history tracking.

Boolean:

The LF_Boolean node is designed to handle boolean values within your AI art workflows, providing a simple yet powerful way to manage true/false conditions. This node is particularly useful for enabling or disabling certain features or actions based on boolean logic. By integrating this node, you can streamline decision-making processes in your projects, ensuring that specific actions are taken only when certain conditions are met. The node also supports history tracking, allowing you to save the execution value and date, which can be beneficial for debugging and auditing purposes.

Boolean Input Parameters:

boolean

This parameter represents the boolean value that the node will process. It can be either True or False, and it determines the primary condition that the node will evaluate. The default value is False. This parameter is crucial as it directly influences the node's output and subsequent actions in your workflow.

enable_history

This parameter enables or disables the history tracking feature of the node. When set to True, the node will save the execution value and date, which can be useful for tracking changes and debugging. The default value is True. Enabling history can provide valuable insights into the node's performance over time, but it may also increase the amount of data stored.

Boolean Output Parameters:

boolean

The output parameter is the boolean value that was processed by the node. This value can be either True or False, depending on the input provided. The output is essential for driving conditional logic in your workflow, allowing other nodes to react based on the boolean condition evaluated by this node.

Boolean Usage Tips:

Use the boolean parameter to control conditional logic in your workflows, enabling or disabling specific actions based on true/false conditions.
Enable the enable_history parameter to keep track of the node's execution values and dates, which can be helpful for debugging and auditing purposes.

Boolean Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid boolean value

Explanation: The input provided for the boolean parameter is not a valid boolean value.
Solution: Ensure that the input for the boolean parameter is either True or False.

History tracking not working

Explanation: The enable_history parameter is set to False, so the node is not saving execution values and dates.
Solution: Set the enable_history parameter to True to enable history tracking.