EmAySee Body Attributes Float

Let's be direct about what this is: a bundle of seventeen labeled float sliders describing body attributes, aimed at character and anatomy workflows that other packs would rather not ship. EmAySee Body Attributes Float gives you a single node where twelve named sliders (breast size, waist size, butt size, and friends, ranging −3 to +6) plus five generic Option 01–Option 05 sliders each produce a float output of the same name.

What is it for? The category is EmAySee/Morph, and the surrounding pack includes a MorphPipes node and a whole family of "body attribute" utilities. The practical pattern is: keep a character's anatomical parameters in one place, as named floats, then feed them into whatever downstream machinery converts numbers into conditioning - LoRA weight math, prompt tag generation, or morph/interpolation logic. It's a UI convenience with a genuine payoff: seventeen floats scattered across the graph are chaos; seventeen floats on one node are a character sheet.

The honest framing: this is the uncensored end of ComfyUI, and the pack makes no apology for it. If that's not your lane, move along. If it is, the appeal is that the values are plain floats with no magic - each slider just returns its own value, so it composes with anything that takes a float.

How it works

There is no hidden processing. The INPUT_TYPES builds seventeen FLOAT inputs (default 0.0, min −3.0, max 6.0, step 0.1), and the function returns all seventeen values as a tuple with matching names. That's the entire mechanism, readable in py/EmAySee_BodyAttributes_FloatOut.py. The negative range is interesting: the author allows values below zero, so the sliders work as "push in either direction from a neutral 0" rather than one-directional strengths.

The inputs that matter

All seventeen inputs are the same shape - a float slider from −3 to 6, default 0. The twelve named ones are the point (breast size, sag, areola size, belly fat, waist, butt, thigh, body type, and so on); the five Option sliders are generic spares for anything the named set doesn't cover.

Every one of the seventeen inputs has a same-named FLOAT output. Wire them into your math or text-generation nodes in whatever order your workflow needs.

Install

It's one node in the EmAySee pack, which installs with no extra dependencies:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/EmAySee/ComfyUI_EmAySee_CustomNodes

Restart ComfyUI (or Manager → "ComfyUI_EmAySee_CustomNodes"). Category: EmAySee/Morph.

Gotchas

Two things to flag. First, the node is a container - it stores and routes values, it doesn't turn them into prompt text. You'll pair it with something else (the pack's own Body Attributes Text Out is the text half). Second, the sliders are raw numbers with no calibration: 3.0 on one attribute means whatever your downstream logic decides it means. Don't expect a standard scale across the pack. And the standing caveat applies - no guarantees, no support, README says so - which matters more here, because you're feeding these values into generative machinery that will happily amplify whatever numbers you give it.