📊 Slider 100

Slider 100 is the integer half of the pack's pre-built slider pair: drag a handle to pick a whole number from 0 to 100, out comes an INT. Same deal as its sibling Slider 1 (0–1 floats) - no logic, just a friendlier widget for the values you'd otherwise be typing into a plain number box one digit at a time.

It's part of SDVN Comfy Node's "Creative" section, a pack of small UI-prototyping helpers built by the Vietnamese ComfyUI community around stablediffusion.vn. The README groups it with Slider 1 and a couple of unnamed custom int/float slider variants under "help[ing] speed up UI prototyping" - the pitch is exactly that: when you're building a workflow you or someone else will tweak repeatedly, a slider beats a text field.

How it works

It's a plain bound INT widget with a hard range of 0–100 in steps of 1, output straight through. There's genuinely nothing under the hood - the value proposition is entirely "drag instead of type," which is a real difference in feel when you're scrubbing through, say, step counts while dialing in a sampler.

Inputs and outputs

• num (INT, required, range 0–100, step 1) - the slider itself.
• int (INT output) - same value, passed straight through. Unlike Slider 1's mislabeled socket, this one's name and type actually match, so there's no gotcha here.

Where you'd actually use it

Anything that's naturally a small whole number in the 0–100 range: sampler steps, batch size, a percentage-style value you'll divide elsewhere, a count of images to load or generate. It composes well with the pack's other Creative-section nodes - for example, wiring it into a Switch or a menu-option node when you want one exposed dial controlling a downstream choice.

It's also a decent choice for workflows you're handing off to someone less technical: a slider capped at a sane range is harder to misuse than an open-ended number field, and the visual handle makes "turn this up or down" obvious without any explanation needed.

Common issues

The range is hard-capped at 100. If you need step counts above 100, seed values, or anything bigger, this node physically cannot go there - you're not missing a setting, it just isn't built for it. Reach for a standard INT widget or primitive instead.

It's a convenience wrapper, not a validator. There's no clamping logic to worry about beyond the slider's own bounds, and no failure mode beyond "wrong node for the range you need." If a value needs to go negative or past 100, don't fight this one.

No install footprint of its own. Like Slider 1, this node has no model downloads or extra Python dependencies - it comes free with the base SDVN_Comfy_node install, so if it's missing from your node menu the problem is the pack install itself, not this node specifically. A restart after git clone into custom_nodes is usually all it takes.