ComfyUI Node: Any List

Any List:

The Any List node is designed to aggregate multiple inputs into a single list, providing a flexible way to handle various types of data within your workflow. This node is particularly useful when you need to combine different elements into a list for further processing or iteration. By allowing a mix of required and optional inputs, it offers versatility in how you structure your data, making it easier to manage complex data flows. The primary function of this node is to collect the provided inputs and return them as a unified list, simplifying the process of data aggregation and manipulation.

Any List Input Parameters:

input_a

input_a is a required parameter that accepts any type of input. This parameter is the first element in the list and is mandatory for the node to function. It serves as the base element around which the list is constructed. There are no specific constraints on the type of data input_a can accept, making it highly versatile.

input_b

input_b is an optional parameter that also accepts any type of input. If provided, it will be added to the list after input_a. This parameter allows you to extend the list with additional elements, offering flexibility in how you build your list. If not provided, the list will simply exclude this element.

input_c

input_c is another optional parameter similar to input_b. It accepts any type of input and will be included in the list if provided. This parameter further extends the capability to aggregate more elements into the list, enhancing the node's flexibility.

input_d

input_d is an optional parameter that accepts any type of input. Like the previous optional parameters, it will be added to the list if provided. This allows for even more elements to be included in the list, making the node adaptable to various data aggregation needs.

input_e

input_e is an optional parameter that accepts any type of input. If provided, it will be included in the list, allowing you to add more elements as needed. This parameter contributes to the node's ability to handle multiple inputs efficiently.

input_f

input_f is an optional parameter that accepts any type of input. It will be added to the list if provided, offering additional flexibility in how you structure your data. This parameter ensures that you can include a wide range of elements in your list.

input_g

input_g is the final optional parameter that accepts any type of input. If provided, it will be included in the list, allowing for the inclusion of up to seven elements in total. This parameter maximizes the node's capacity to aggregate multiple inputs into a single list.

Any List Output Parameters:

LIST

The output parameter LIST is a single list that contains all the provided inputs. This list is the aggregated result of the inputs input_a through input_g, in the order they were provided. The primary function of this output is to serve as a unified collection of the inputs, which can then be used for further processing or iteration in your workflow. The list will only include the inputs that were provided, excluding any optional parameters that were left empty.

Any List Usage Tips:

• Use the Any List node to combine various data elements into a single list for easier management and processing in subsequent nodes.
• Take advantage of the optional input parameters to dynamically build lists based on the availability of data, ensuring flexibility in your workflow.

Any List Common Errors and Solutions:

TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

• Explanation: This error occurs when one of the optional inputs is not provided and the node attempts to iterate over a None value.
• Solution: Ensure that all optional inputs are either provided with valid data or handled appropriately in your workflow to avoid passing None values.

IndexError: list index out of range

• Explanation: This error may occur if the node attempts to access an index in the list that does not exist, possibly due to incorrect handling of optional inputs.
• Solution: Verify that the inputs are correctly provided and that the list is being accessed within its valid range. Ensure that optional inputs are managed properly to avoid empty list elements.