Int Passthrough (Widget)

This is the version of the Int Passthrough with a number box on it. Type 512 once, and the int output carries it to every node you fan the wire out to. It's the value-node pattern in its simplest form: one place to edit a number, instead of the same number typed into five widgets that can drift apart.

The parent pack makes the distinction explicit: every passthrough for a primitive type - INT, FLOAT, STRING, BOOLEAN - comes in two flavors, a connect-only one and a Widget variant. This is the Widget one, and it lives under Tojioo Passthrough → Simple Passthrough → Widget Variants. The two nodes produce identical output; the only difference is where the value comes from. Type it here, or connect a wire into the int socket and the incoming value wins.

How it works

Standard simple-passthrough machinery - the run function is return (kwargs.get("int"),) - but without the forceInput flag, so the node renders a widget alongside the socket. You can type the value, or connect a wire, or both (the connected wire takes over). Unconnected input behaves like the rest of the pack: None out, meaning nothing fanned out.

Inputs and outputs

• int (INT) - a widget on the node, optionally overridable by a wire.
• int (INT) out - the value, ready to feed any INT socket.

Install

Manager → search "Tojioo Passthrough" → Install → restart, or:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/Tojioo/tojioo_passthrough.git

No models, no pip deps. Small single-maintainer pack, GPL-3.0.

Common issues

Honestly the only confusion here is picking the wrong variant - people grab the plain Int Passthrough, see no widget, and think the pack is broken. If you want a type-in box, this is the one. If you want to guarantee the value always comes from a wire, use the connect-only version. And remember the shared gotcha: if nothing is connected and you haven't touched the widget, the output is None, which downstream nodes won't love.