Table of Content

• Description
• 🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch:
• 🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Input Parameters:
• 🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Output Parameters:
• 🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Usage Tips:
• 🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Common Errors and Solutions:
• Related Nodes

ComfyUI Node: 🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch

Class Name

CR Conditioning Input Switch

Category 🧩 Comfyroll Studio/🛠️ Utils/🔀 Logic

Author Suzie1 (Account age: 2158days)Extension Comfyroll StudioLatest Updated 2024-06-05Github Stars 0.49K

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🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Description

Streamline workflow by dynamically selecting between two conditioning inputs based on a specified condition for AI art generation.

🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch:

The CR Conditioning Input Switch node is designed to streamline your workflow by allowing you to dynamically select between two conditioning inputs based on a specified condition. This node is particularly useful when you need to switch between different conditioning data sets during the execution of your AI art generation process. By providing a simple mechanism to toggle between inputs, it enhances flexibility and control, ensuring that you can easily adapt your workflow to different scenarios or requirements without manual intervention. The primary goal of this node is to facilitate seamless transitions between conditioning inputs, thereby optimizing the efficiency and effectiveness of your creative process.

🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Input Parameters:

Input

This parameter determines which conditioning input will be selected. It accepts an integer value with a default of 1, a minimum of 1, and a maximum of 2. When set to 1, the node will select conditioning1; when set to 2, it will select conditioning2. This parameter is crucial for dynamically controlling the flow of your conditioning data based on your specific needs.

conditioning1

This is an optional parameter that accepts a conditioning input. It represents the first conditioning data set that can be selected by the node. If Input is set to 1, this conditioning input will be used in the workflow.

conditioning2

This is an optional parameter that accepts a conditioning input. It represents the second conditioning data set that can be selected by the node. If Input is set to 2, this conditioning input will be used in the workflow.

🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Output Parameters:

CONDITIONING

This output provides the selected conditioning input based on the value of the Input parameter. It will be either conditioning1 or conditioning2, depending on the specified condition. This output is essential for ensuring that the correct conditioning data is used in subsequent nodes in your workflow.

show_help

This output provides a URL string that links to the documentation for the CR Conditioning Input Switch node. It is intended to offer additional guidance and support, helping you understand how to effectively use the node and troubleshoot any issues that may arise.

🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Usage Tips:

• Use the Input parameter to dynamically switch between different conditioning data sets based on specific conditions or requirements in your workflow.
• Ensure that both conditioning1 and conditioning2 are properly configured and available, even if only one will be used at a time, to avoid potential errors.

🔀 CR Conditioning Input Switch Common Errors and Solutions:

Missing conditioning input

• Explanation : This error occurs when the selected conditioning input (conditioning1 or conditioning2) is not provided.
• Solution : Ensure that the conditioning input corresponding to the selected Input value is properly configured and available.

Invalid Input value

• Explanation : This error occurs when the Input parameter is set to a value outside the allowed range (1 or 2).
• Solution : Set the Input parameter to a valid value (either 1 or 2) to ensure proper selection of the conditioning input.