ComfyUI Node: Debug Number to Console

Debug Number to Console:

The Debug Number to Console node is designed to help you easily output numerical values to the console for debugging purposes. This node is particularly useful when you need to monitor or verify the values of certain numbers during the execution of your AI art generation process. By providing a simple way to print numbers along with a customizable label, it allows you to keep track of important data points and ensure that your workflow is functioning as expected. This node is part of the WAS Suite and is categorized under Debug, emphasizing its role in aiding the debugging process.

Debug Number to Console Input Parameters:

number

The number parameter is the numerical value that you want to print to the console. This can be any number that you need to monitor or verify during your workflow. The value of this parameter directly impacts what is displayed in the console, allowing you to keep track of specific data points. There are no minimum or maximum values for this parameter, as it can accept any numerical input.

label

The label parameter is a string that allows you to add a custom label to the output in the console. This label helps you identify the context or purpose of the number being printed, making it easier to understand the output. The default value for this parameter is 'Debug to Console', but you can customize it to any string that suits your needs. The label is not multiline, meaning it should be a single line of text.

Debug Number to Console Output Parameters:

number

The number output parameter returns the same numerical value that was input. This ensures that the value can continue to be used in subsequent nodes or processes within your workflow. By returning the number, the node allows for seamless integration and continuity in your data processing pipeline.

Debug Number to Console Usage Tips:

• Use the label parameter to provide meaningful context for the numbers you are debugging. This will make it easier to identify and understand the output in the console.
• Utilize this node to monitor critical values at various stages of your workflow, ensuring that your processes are functioning as expected and helping you quickly identify any issues.

Debug Number to Console Common Errors and Solutions:

No output in the console

• Explanation: This error occurs when the console does not display the expected output.
• Solution: Ensure that the number parameter is correctly set and that the label parameter is not empty or contains only whitespace. Verify that your console is properly configured to display output.

Incorrect label formatting

• Explanation: This error occurs when the label does not appear as expected in the console.
• Solution: Make sure that the label parameter is a single line of text and does not contain any special characters that might interfere with the console output. Adjust the label to ensure it is clear and concise.