Int List

Int List is the integer twin of Float List: six integer slots, an index in, the selected value out. It's the node you reach for when the thing you want to vary across a grid is whole-numbered - seeds, step counts, CFG on the integer side of things, batch sizes. Nothing about the mechanism is fancy; it's a glorified array lookup, and that's exactly why it's dependable.

How it works

Fill int1 through int6 (all INT, default 1), set index (1-based, min 1), and get three outputs:

• current value - the selected integer (INT), wire this into a seed, steps, CFG, whatever takes an integer
• list - all six as an INT_LIST
• list text - the six values as strings (STRING_LIST), for labels or metadata

Indexes past six clamp to the last value instead of erroring. The whole point is to be driven by a loop: Create Image Grid's x_index or y_index into index, and every cell of the grid gets its own integer.

The classic use: seed sweeps

Seeds are the poster child. In a grid, you want the same seed across a row to isolate one variable, but across rows you want different seeds to check that your result isn't seed-luck. Int List is the straightforward way: six seed values, index them by row, done. It also composes with the pack's Int to Text if you want that seed echoed into the prompt text for reproducibility - one number, two destinations.

If six slots feel limiting or you'd rather paste a list, the sibling node Int List from Text Field does the same job with a text box and room for up to 100 values. Same three outputs, so downstream wiring doesn't change.

Installing it

Part of comfy-easy-grids - one install for the pack. ComfyUI Manager: search "comfy-easy-grids". Manual:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/shockz0rz/comfy-easy-grids

Restart ComfyUI. No dependencies beyond stock ComfyUI, no model files. It's under "EasyGrids" in the Add Node menu.

Troubleshooting

The usual suspects: 1-based indexing (slot int1 is index 1), and the silent clamp when index exceeds six - a grid that stops varying across cells is almost always an index running off the end of the list. If a value "won't change," check you're feeding index from the loop at all, and not relying on the default of 1.