ComfyUI Node: 🔡 Simple Any Input

🔡 Simple Any Input:

The SDVN Simple Any Input node is designed to provide a flexible and versatile way to handle various types of input data within the ComfyUI environment. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to process and manipulate input data dynamically, allowing for creative experimentation and exploration. By supporting multiple input types and configurations, the node enables users to seamlessly integrate different data sources and formats into their workflows. Its primary function is to parse and transform input strings into structured data, which can then be used in subsequent nodes for further processing. This capability is essential for creating complex and adaptive AI art projects, as it allows for the customization and fine-tuning of input parameters to achieve desired artistic outcomes.

🔡 Simple Any Input Input Parameters:

input

The input parameter is a string that serves as the primary data source for the node. It allows you to specify expressions or data sequences that the node will process. This parameter supports multiline input, enabling you to input complex data structures or multiple lines of text. The default value is an empty string, and it can be customized to include variables such as in1, in2, in3, and in4, which can be replaced with actual values during execution.

output_list

The output_list parameter determines how the input data is split and processed. It offers three options: "None", "keywork", and "line". Selecting "None" treats the input as a single entity, "keywork" splits the input by commas, and "line" splits the input by lines. This parameter allows you to control the granularity of the input data processing, with "None" as the default option.

translate

The translate parameter specifies the language into which the input data should be translated. It utilizes a list of available languages, allowing you to select the desired translation target. This feature is particularly useful for international projects or when working with multilingual data, ensuring that the input is appropriately localized.

seed

The seed parameter is an integer that sets the random seed for any stochastic processes within the node. It ensures reproducibility by allowing you to generate the same random outputs across different runs. The default value is 0, with a minimum of 0 and a maximum of 0xffffffffffffffff, providing a wide range of possible seed values for diverse randomization needs.

in1, in2, in3, in4

These optional parameters (in1, in2, in3, in4) can accept any data type and are used to dynamically replace placeholders within the input string. They enable you to inject specific values or variables into the input, allowing for greater flexibility and customization of the data processing workflow.

🔡 Simple Any Input Output Parameters:

STRING

The STRING output parameter returns the processed input as a list of strings. This output is useful for further text-based operations or when the input needs to be passed to other nodes in a textual format.

FLOAT

The FLOAT output parameter provides a list of floating-point numbers derived from the input. It attempts to evaluate and convert input expressions into floats, defaulting to 0.0 if conversion fails. This output is essential for numerical computations or when the input data represents quantitative values.

INT

The INT output parameter outputs a list of integers obtained from the input. Similar to the FLOAT output, it evaluates and converts input expressions into integers, defaulting to 0 if conversion is unsuccessful. This output is crucial for integer-based calculations or when the input data is expected to be whole numbers.

BOOLEAN

The BOOLEAN output parameter returns a list of boolean values, interpreting the input as true or false based on specific keywords (e.g., "true", "1", "yes"). This output is valuable for logical operations or when the input data needs to be evaluated in a binary context.

🔡 Simple Any Input Usage Tips:

• Utilize the output_list parameter to control how your input data is split and processed, choosing the option that best fits your workflow needs.
• Use the translate parameter to ensure your input data is appropriately localized, especially when working with multilingual projects.
• Leverage the optional in1, in2, in3, and in4 parameters to dynamically inject values into your input string, enhancing flexibility and customization.

🔡 Simple Any Input Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid input expression

• Explanation: This error occurs when the input string contains expressions that cannot be evaluated or converted into the desired output types.
• Solution: Ensure that the input expressions are valid and can be interpreted as the expected data types (e.g., numbers for FLOAT and INT outputs).

Unsupported language for translation

• Explanation: This error arises when the specified language in the translate parameter is not supported by the node.
• Solution: Verify that the selected language is available in the list of supported languages and adjust the translate parameter accordingly.

Seed value out of range

• Explanation: This error happens when the seed parameter is set to a value outside the allowable range.
• Solution: Ensure that the seed value is within the range of 0 to 0xffffffffffffffff and adjust it if necessary.