ComfyUI Node: Display float

Display float:

The LF_DisplayFloat node is designed to display a float value in a user-friendly format. This node is particularly useful for visualizing numerical data within your workflow, allowing you to see the float values directly in the interface. Whether you are working with a single float or a list of floats, this node will format and present the data in a clear and readable manner. The primary goal of this node is to enhance the visibility of float values, making it easier for you to monitor and debug your workflows.

Display float Input Parameters:

float

The float parameter is the main input for this node, representing the float value(s) you wish to display. This parameter can accept either a single float or a list of floats. If a list is provided, the node will format the list into a numbered markdown format for better readability. The default value for this parameter is 0. This parameter is required and must be provided for the node to execute properly.

Display float Output Parameters:

float

The float output parameter returns the same float value(s) that were input into the node. This allows you to pass the float value(s) along to other nodes in your workflow after they have been displayed. The output will be in the same format as the input, whether it is a single float or a list of floats.

Display float Usage Tips:

• Use this node to quickly visualize float values in your workflow, making it easier to debug and monitor numerical data.
• When working with lists of floats, this node will format the list into a numbered markdown format, enhancing readability and organization.
• Combine this node with other display nodes, such as LF_DisplayInteger or LF_DisplayString, to create comprehensive visualizations of different data types.

Display float Common Errors and Solutions:

No float value provided

• Explanation: The float parameter is required and must be provided for the node to execute.
• Solution: Ensure that you input a valid float value or a list of float values into the float parameter.

Invalid float format

• Explanation: The input provided is not recognized as a valid float or list of floats.
• Solution: Check the input to ensure it is a valid float or a list of floats. Correct any formatting issues and try again.

List contains non-float values

• Explanation: The list provided contains values that are not floats.
• Solution: Ensure that all values in the list are valid floats. Remove or correct any non-float values in the list.