ComfyUI Node: Display integer

Display integer:

The LF_DisplayInteger node is designed to display integer values in a user-friendly format. This node is particularly useful for visualizing integer data within your AI art projects, allowing you to see the values directly in the interface. Whether you are working with single integers or lists of integers, this node ensures that the data is presented clearly and concisely. By converting integer values into a markdown format, it enhances readability and helps you keep track of important numerical information during your creative process.

Display integer Input Parameters:

integer

The integer parameter is the primary input for this node, accepting an integer value that you wish to display. This parameter can handle both single integers and lists of integers. When a list is provided, the node will format the list into a numbered markdown format for better readability. The default value is 0, and it is a required input, meaning you must provide an integer value for the node to execute properly. This parameter is crucial for defining the numerical data you want to visualize.

Display integer Output Parameters:

integer

The integer output parameter returns the same integer value or list of integers that was provided as input. This output allows you to pass the integer data to subsequent nodes in your workflow, ensuring that the displayed value can be further utilized or processed as needed. The output maintains the integrity of the input data, making it a reliable component in your node-based projects.

Display integer Usage Tips:

• Use the LF_DisplayInteger node to quickly visualize integer values in your workflow, helping you debug and understand the data flow.
• When working with lists of integers, this node will format them into a numbered list, making it easier to read and interpret multiple values at a glance.

Display integer Common Errors and Solutions:

No integer value provided

• Explanation: This error occurs when the integer parameter is not supplied with a value.
• Solution: Ensure that you provide a valid integer value or list of integers to the integer parameter before executing the node.

Invalid input type

• Explanation: This error happens if the input provided to the integer parameter is not an integer or a list of integers.
• Solution: Verify that the input is either a single integer or a list of integers. Correct the input type and re-execute the node.