EasyGlobalSeed(globalSeed)

EasyGlobalSeed is a seed-control node from the EasyUse/Seed category. It centralizes the seed used by a workflow and can update it automatically between runs. The node has no output sockets, so it is not meant to be wired into other nodes; instead, it acts as a global seed controller that EasyUse nodes can share.

Description

EasyGlobalSeed lets you define one master seed value and choose how that value behaves every time the workflow runs. Because the node has no outputs, it can be placed anywhere in the graph without needing to be connected to anything. When it executes, it applies the selected action to the current seed, making the resulting value available as the global seed for the workflow.

This is useful when you want a single place to control reproducibility, step through seeds while testing, or randomize seeds without editing each node manually.

Inputs

All inputs are required.

action options

• fixed — Use value exactly as the global seed.
• increment — Increase the seed by 1 each time the node runs.
• decrement — Decrease the seed by 1 each time the node runs.
• randomize — Replace the current seed with a random value.
• increment for each node — Step the seed up by 1 for each node that consumes the global seed in the same run.
• decrement for each node — Step the seed down by 1 for each node that consumes the global seed in the same run.
• randomize for each node — Supply a different random seed to each node that consumes the global seed in the same run.

Outputs

None.

EasyGlobalSeed has no output nodes and does not return a seed value. It changes behavior through the shared global seed state, so you do not connect it to other nodes.

Usage Notes

• Place the node as a standalone control in the workflow. Since it has no outputs, it does not need to be linked into the main graph.
• Keep mode enabled when you want the node to manage the seed. If mode is false, the node is effectively disabled.
• Use fixed when you need a fully reproducible workflow.
• Use increment, decrement, or randomize when you want each run to produce a different result.
• The * for each node actions are useful in workflows with multiple nodes consuming the same global seed: each consuming node can receive its own sequential or random seed value.
• last_seed is a string rather than an integer, which lets the previous seed be preserved in the saved workflow. Leave it empty if you want the node to start from value.