𝙆 Slider 10

About as simple as a node gets: a slider capped between 0 and 10, output as an integer. No math, no conversion, no options beyond the value itself. It exists purely as a UI convenience - dragging a small dial is faster and less error-prone than clicking into a number field and typing digits when you're iterating on a small-range value, like a loop count, a small strength multiplier, or a step count you're tuning by feel.

KayTool actually ships this as part of a small family - Slider 10 here, plus Slider 100 and Slider 1000 for wider ranges, per the pack's own docs - so if 0-10 is too narrow for what you're dialing in, the same node exists at a coarser resolution under a different name. Only Slider 10 is covered in this article; the other two aren't part of this batch, but they're the same idea scaled up.

How it works

There's nothing to explain beyond the range: value is an integer input constrained to 0 through 10 in steps of 1, defaulting to 5 (centered). Drag it, and the INT output updates.

The reason a dedicated node like this beats just typing a number into a generic INT widget comes down to feel. When you're scrubbing a value while watching a preview update - nudging a batch count, a repeat count, or anything else where "try 3, then try 4, then try 6" is how you actually find the right number - a bounded slider keeps you from overshooting into a value that doesn't make sense for the field you're driving, the way an unbounded number box lets you type. It's a small thing, but it's the kind of small thing that adds up when you're iterating fast.

Where it fits against KayTool's other numeric nodes

It's worth placing this next to the pack's other math-adjacent nodes so you reach for the right one. To Int converts an arbitrary value into an integer; abc Math evaluates a full expression across up to three variables; Slider 10 (and its wider siblings) is neither of those - it's a pure input widget, the thing that produces a number for you to feed into those other nodes, not something that transforms a number that's already there. If you're looking for a way to compute a value, this isn't it; if you're looking for a fast, bounded way to set one by hand, it is.

The input and output that matter

• value (INT, 0–10, default 5) - the slider itself.
• INT (output) - same value, ready to wire anywhere an integer is expected.

Installing it

Bundled with the whole KayTool pack: ComfyUI Manager → search KayTool → install → restart, or cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes && git clone https://github.com/kk8bit/KayTool and restart. There's nothing pack-specific to configure for this node beyond having KayTool installed at all.

Common issues

There's genuinely very little to troubleshoot on a node this simple. The one thing worth knowing before you reach for it: the range is hard-capped at 10, so if a workflow you're editing later needs a bigger number than that, you'll need to swap to Slider 100 (also in this pack) or a plain integer widget rather than trying to push this one past its ceiling.