𝙆 Slider 1000

Same idea as its sibling Slider 100, scaled up: a standalone integer slider that lives 0–1000 instead of 0–100. You reach for this one specifically when a percentage-shaped 0–100 range doesn't give you enough resolution, or when the value you're driving genuinely needs headroom above 100 - a resolution-flavored dimension, an iteration or frame count, a seed offset, or a weight you want to think about in tenths of a percent rather than whole percentage points.

How it works

It's exactly what it looks like: a bounded integer widget as its own node, nothing computed or transformed. The range is fixed 0–1000, and the default sits centered at 500 so you're never starting from an arbitrary edge.

The reason a node like this exists at all rather than just using a normal INT widget buried in whatever node happens to own it: standalone sliders can be placed deliberately in the graph, labeled, and made visually obvious as a control point - especially useful once you start driving the same value into multiple places with KayTool's Set/Get pair, where a single visible dial replaces several redundant widgets scattered across your workflow.

The inputs and outputs that matter

• value (INT, default 500, range 0–1000, step 1) - the only input, and it's the slider widget itself.
• Output: a single INT - wire it into whatever downstream field expects a value in this range.

No other settings exist on this node. If you need finer control over a narrower band, the pack also ships Slider 100 (0–100) and Slider 10 (0–10) as the other two precision tiers in the same family - pick whichever range actually matches the parameter you're driving instead of over- or under-shooting with the wrong slider.

How to install it

It ships as part of the whole KayTool pack, not standalone. Via ComfyUI Manager: search KayTool, install, restart. Or clone manually:

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

then restart ComfyUI. No models, no extra Python dependencies - it's as lightweight as a node can be.

Common issues & troubleshooting

The wire won't connect to a field that wants a decimal. This node outputs a plain INT, and ComfyUI keeps INT and FLOAT as separate socket types. Plenty of strength, denoise, and weight parameters expect a FLOAT, so if the connection is refused, that's the type mismatch - you'll need a conversion step rather than a direct plug-in.

1000 still isn't enough range, or 1000 is way more than you need. This slider is intentionally one fixed tier of three. If your value regularly needs to exceed 1000, you're better off with a plain INT widget set to whatever custom range you actually need rather than fighting this node's ceiling; if you're only ever using the bottom tenth of the range, drop down to Slider 100 instead so the slider's resolution actually matches what you're adjusting.

Otherwise there's nothing much to troubleshoot - one widget, one output, no hidden behavior.