Int -> bool

ComfyUI's boolean inputs don't accept numbers, and that's exactly the gap this node fills. Int -> bool takes an integer and hands back a BOOLEAN - the type that toggles things on and off. Use it when you want a decision your graph made (a comparison, a computed flag, a seed-derived choice) to flip a node's boolean switch for you.

How it works

It's Python's bool(value) in a box: any non-zero integer becomes True, zero becomes False. So 5 → true, 0 → false, -3 → true. There's no threshold, no "truthy string" parsing - if it isn't exactly zero, it's on.

The reason it exists at all is ComfyUI's strict wiring. You can't drag an INT wire onto a boolean socket - the graph will refuse the connection. If you want a computed condition to control something like a node's "enabled" or "use this branch" input, you need the conversion to happen explicitly. This is that conversion.

Inputs and output

• value - an INT, default 0.
• Output - a BOOLEAN.

That's the whole node. One input, one output, nothing to configure. It's the bool half of the pack's conversion family: Float -> Int, Int -> Float, Bool -> Int, and this one. If you're coming at it from the other direction, Bool -> Int (also in the pack) gives you 0/1.

Installing it

Part of More Math (mcDandy/more_math). ComfyUI Manager: search "More Math". Or manually:

cd ComfyUI/custom_nodes
git clone https://github.com/mcDandy/more_math
cd more_math
pip install -r requirements.txt

Restart after. Dependencies: antlr4-python3-runtime and torch only - nothing to download. One shared gotcha with the whole pack: it needs a recent ComfyUI (newer node API), so update ComfyUI if the nodes don't appear.

Any gotchas?

The only trap is assuming it's a threshold. It's not: 2 is just as true as 42. If you need "true only when the value is big enough," compute the comparison in a math node first (a >= 5 evaluates to 1 or 0 in this pack's expression language) and convert that. Trivial node, but it saves you a manual toggle every time your workflow grows a computed branch.