𝙆 Slider 100

Every INT widget in ComfyUI is already draggable, so what's a dedicated slider node buying you? Not a new capability - it's an organization move. A regular int field lives buried inside whatever node happens to own it; Slider 100 is a standalone node you can drop wherever it's visually useful, label clearly, and treat as a deliberate control knob rather than an incidental setting someone has to go hunting for. Pair it with KayTool's Set/Get nodes (also in this pack) and one visible slider can drive a value into several places across a large graph without wires crisscrossing everywhere.

How it works

There's no cleverness here - it's a bounded integer widget wearing its own node. The range is fixed at 0–100 and the default sits dead center at 50, so you always start from a neutral value rather than an edge case.

The inputs and outputs that matter

• value (INT, default 50, range 0–100, step 1) - the only input, and it's the widget itself. Drag it, type into it, or wire it from an upstream Get node.
• Output: a single INT - wire it straight into whatever downstream field wants a 0–100-shaped number.

That's genuinely the whole node. Good uses for it: a percentage-style control before you scale it down to a 0–1 float for a sampler, a blend or opacity value in an image-compositing chain, a batch or loop counter, or just a big visible dial for a parameter you like to tweak between runs rather than dig for.

If 0–100 isn't wide enough for what you're driving, the pack also ships Slider 1000 (0–1000) for coarser-grained control over a bigger range, and a Slider 10 for the opposite - a tight 0–10 dial when you want fine-grained control over a small range.

How to install it

Install the whole KayTool pack via ComfyUI Manager - search KayTool, install, restart - or clone it manually:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/kk8bit/KayTool

then restart ComfyUI. Nothing to download beyond the pack itself; this node has zero external dependencies.

Common issues & troubleshooting

Can't connect it to a field that wants a decimal. The output here is a hard INT, and ComfyUI treats INT and FLOAT as distinct socket types - a lot of strength and weight parameters actually want a FLOAT. If the wire won't connect, that's the type mismatch talking; you'll need a convert step in between rather than expecting a direct plug-in. It's a non-destructive failure, just a confusing one the first time you hit it.

The value you need is above 100. This node hard-caps at 100 by design - that's the whole point of having three precision tiers instead of one adjustable range. Reach for Slider 1000 instead of fighting this one's ceiling.

Beyond that, there's not much to go wrong. One widget, one output, no configuration - the entire point of a node like this is to be impossible to misuse.