Any Enum Switch 10X (Soze)

ComfyUI's switch nodes are usually either type-locked (this CONDITIONING mux only takes CONDITIONING) or so generic they get impossible to read. Any Enum Switch 10X takes a different approach: it's a plain string lookup table. Give it an enum_value, and it returns whichever of ten any-typed values matches the case label. One input drives the whole routing decision.

The mental model is a switch statement, not a mux. You decide the key, the node does the matching, and what it hands back can be a string, a number, a model, a conditioning - anything. That's the whole trick, and it's why this node shows up in batch workflows where a CSV column or a text input selects behavior per run.

How it works

The node compares enum_value against ten case labels (compare_text_1…compare_text_10). On the first match it returns the corresponding any_value_N. No match? You get default_value. The matching defaults matter:

• Case-insensitive by default (A == a), toggle case_sensitive if you care.
• Whitespace is trimmed on both sides by default, so " happy " matches "happy". Toggle strip_whitespace off for exact matching.
• Blank case labels are skipped, so an unconnected compare_text_N widget can't accidentally match a blank enum_value. This saves more confusion than you'd think.
• First match wins - case 1 beats case 3 if both labels match.

Outputs: matched_value (the routed value), matched_index (1-based position, 0 when nothing matched), matched (a boolean you can feed into a logic check), and status (which tells you what matched, or that you got the default).

Where it earns its keep

Pair it with a CSV reader - pick a random style, subject or sampler name per run, and let this node route a prompt block or an enum value downstream. Or use it as a named preset switcher: enum_value says "cinematic", the node returns the full prompt/settings blob you stashed in any_value_3. Because the inputs are wildcards, the same node can route a MODEL, a string, or an int depending on what you wire in - you're not committing to a type at graph-build time.

Where people get burned: feeding in an enum_value that's actually a number while the labels are strings, or expecting a failed match to error out. It won't - it silently returns default_value with matched_index == 0. If you're relying on a match, check the boolean output before continuing downstream, or leave default_value empty and handle the blank.

Installing it

Same as any node in the Soze pack:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/SozeInc/ComfyUI_Soze.git
pip install -r ComfyUI_Soze/requirements.txt

Or search "ComfyUI_Soze" in ComfyUI Manager and restart. It's a pure-Python node - no API key, no model files, nothing extra to configure. Look for "Any Enum Switch 10X (Soze)" under the soze category in the node menu.