ComfyUI Node: Logic Boolean Primitive

Logic Boolean Primitive:

The Logic Boolean Primitive node is a fundamental component in the WAS Suite/Logic category designed to handle basic boolean operations. This node allows you to work with boolean values, which are essential in decision-making processes within your AI art projects. By providing a simple interface to input and output boolean values, this node helps you manage logical conditions and control the flow of your creative algorithms. Whether you are setting up conditional statements or toggling features on and off, the Logic Boolean Primitive node offers a straightforward way to incorporate boolean logic into your workflows.

Logic Boolean Primitive Input Parameters:

boolean

This parameter accepts a boolean value, which can be either True or False. The boolean value determines the logical state that will be processed by the node. The default value is False, but you can set it to True if needed. This input is crucial for defining the initial condition or state that you want to evaluate or manipulate within your logic operations.

Logic Boolean Primitive Output Parameters:

BOOLEAN

The output of this node is a boolean value, which will be either True or False based on the input provided. This output can be used in subsequent nodes to control the flow of your logic, trigger specific actions, or make decisions within your AI art project. The boolean output is essential for maintaining the logical consistency and ensuring that your conditions are evaluated correctly.

Logic Boolean Primitive Usage Tips:

• Use the Logic Boolean Primitive node to initialize boolean values that will be used in more complex logical operations.
• Combine this node with other logical nodes like WAS_Logical_OR, WAS_Logical_AND, and WAS_Logical_NOT to create intricate decision-making processes.
• Utilize the boolean output to control conditional branches in your workflow, enabling or disabling certain features based on the evaluated conditions.

Logic Boolean Primitive Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid boolean input

• Explanation: The input provided is not a valid boolean value.
• Solution: Ensure that the input is either True or False. Check for any typos or incorrect data types.

Missing boolean input

• Explanation: No boolean value was provided as input.
• Solution: Make sure to specify a boolean value in the input parameter. The default value is False, but you can set it to True if required.

Unexpected output value

• Explanation: The output value is not as expected.
• Solution: Verify the input boolean value and ensure it is correctly set. Double-check the logic in your workflow to ensure that the boolean value is being used appropriately.