A node designed for ComfyUI that halts workflow processing when the proceed parameter is set to False, streamlining the process of managing node execution. This tool simplifies the workflow by eliminating the need to manually navigate through multiple nodes to bypass unwanted processing.
- Provides a straightforward toggle for workflow termination without requiring an additional input node.
- Features reversed conditional logic for intuitive operation, where True indicates continuation and False indicates termination.
- Includes an optional
delay_helperinput to manage the timing of the conditional interrupt, enhancing control over processing order.
Context
This tool serves as a specialized node within the ComfyUI framework, aimed at providing users with the ability to halt workflow processing efficiently. By utilizing the proceed parameter, users can easily control the flow of their projects without unnecessary complexity.
Key Features & Benefits
The primary advantage of this node is its user-friendly interface that allows for immediate toggling of the proceed setting, thus simplifying the workflow management process. Additionally, the flipped conditional logic makes it easier for users to intuitively understand the node's function, enhancing usability.
Advanced Functionalities
An important feature of this node is the optional delay_helper, which offers flexibility in controlling when the conditional interrupt takes effect. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where precise timing is crucial, allowing users to postpone the termination of the workflow as needed.
Practical Benefits
By integrating this node into their workflows, users can significantly improve their efficiency and control over the processing of tasks in ComfyUI. The ability to quickly terminate processing based on a simple toggle reduces the cognitive load and streamlines complex workflows, ultimately leading to better productivity.
Credits/Acknowledgments
This tool is a restructured version of the SRL Conditional Interrupt node, originally developed by @seanlynch. The repository is independent and does not include potentially risky nodes found in the original srl-nodes pack, focusing on providing a safer and more efficient alternative.