Table of Content

• Description
• 🔢 CR Index Multiply:
• 🔢 CR Index Multiply Input Parameters:
• 🔢 CR Index Multiply Output Parameters:
• 🔢 CR Index Multiply Usage Tips:
• 🔢 CR Index Multiply Common Errors and Solutions:
• Related Nodes

ComfyUI Node: 🔢 CR Index Multiply

Class Name

CR Index Multiply

Category 🧩 Comfyroll Studio/🛠️ Utils/🔢 Index

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

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🔢 CR Index Multiply Description

Perform index scaling by multiplying with a factor for dynamic adjustments in workflows.

🔢 CR Index Multiply:

The CR Index Multiply node is designed to perform a simple yet powerful mathematical operation on an index value by multiplying it with a specified factor. This node is particularly useful when you need to scale an index value for various purposes, such as adjusting parameters or iterating through a sequence with a specific step size. By providing a straightforward multiplication function, this node helps streamline workflows that require dynamic index adjustments, making it an essential tool for AI artists who need precise control over their index values.

🔢 CR Index Multiply Input Parameters:

index

The index parameter represents the initial value that you want to multiply. It is an integer with a default value of 1, and it can range from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 10000. This parameter is crucial as it serves as the base value for the multiplication operation, and adjusting it will directly impact the resulting multiplied value.

factor

The factor parameter is the multiplier applied to the index value. It is also an integer with a default value of 1, and it can range from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 10000. This parameter determines the scale of the multiplication, allowing you to increase or decrease the index value by the specified factor.

🔢 CR Index Multiply Output Parameters:

index

The index output parameter is the result of the multiplication operation. It represents the original index value multiplied by the factor, providing the scaled index value that can be used in subsequent operations or nodes.

factor

The factor output parameter simply returns the factor used in the multiplication. This can be useful for verification purposes or for further calculations where the same factor might be needed.

show_help

The show_help output parameter provides a URL link to the documentation page for the CR Index Multiply node. This link directs you to a detailed guide and additional resources, ensuring you have access to comprehensive information and support.

🔢 CR Index Multiply Usage Tips:

• Use the index parameter to set the initial value you want to scale, and adjust the factor parameter to control the multiplication scale.
• This node is particularly useful for creating sequences or iterating through values with a specific step size, making it easier to manage dynamic workflows.

🔢 CR Index Multiply Common Errors and Solutions:

Invalid index or factor value

• Explanation : The index or factor value is outside the allowed range (0 to 10000).
• Solution : Ensure that both the index and factor values are within the specified range. Adjust the values to be between 0 and 10000.

Unexpected output values

• Explanation : The resulting index value is not as expected due to incorrect input values.
• Solution : Double-check the index and factor input values to ensure they are set correctly. Verify that the multiplication operation aligns with your intended outcome.