How to control the max settings of IntSlders by user?

I am looking for a way that the user can set the maximum of a couple of IntSliders.

E.g. I have 3 times the kaleidoscope component, each with a seperate IntSlider for controlling the Horizontal- and Vertical repeats.

For some uses, the max amount for the repetitions can be high, for others low (like max 4). But all the (six) different repetitions should not per se be the same. So one IntSlider to rule them all would not work for me. I need something to control the max amount of the 6 different IntSliders that control the repetitions. And it should be user accessible.
Think of that I use the "Next Variant" button to create a new image, but want to control the max times the repetitions can occur (not must occur).

Any ideas?

Thanks for your super quick answer, Rachel.

I started to look into your suggestions, but somehow I find the Loop component a bit mysterious. I am very familiar with the Loop construction in programming languages, but somehow it seems different here.

As I understand, the Randomizer slave components output a normalized random value (converted to color). Is there a way to convert the color back to a number?
And is there a monitor component to see what a certain value (number) is? The Lookup component just gives me again the color, which I already have in the Randomizer.

Sometimes color values (0-255) are being used , sometimes HDR values (from minus very big to plus very big), but I seem to fail to see which is used when. Am I dealing at a certain point with normal color values or with HDR values? A value of 20 in normal color has a vastly different impactfrom value 20 in HDR meaning.
Moreover, a color value f.i. of 255,0,180 (a light purple), to what normal number (say used for number of repetitions), would that color translate into?

I will study the loop component more the coming days, I am sure it has many possibilities.

I also will look into the Perlin noise idea.

Few things to add. You can hold shift + left click to inspect the exact RGBA values on an image. For single value inputs, I believe the RGB values are averaged, so R+G+B/3, someone correct me if I'm wrong.

I wish there was either a color to control value converter or a set of control value math components. In this case though, the kaleidoscope repetitions can be controlled with an image input, so you can use all the RGB math nodes for logic. I think you could just add a multiply node before the repeat input and control the max number of repeats with another control.

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emme wrote : Few things to add. You can hold shift + left click to inspect the exact RGBA values on an image. For single value inputs, I believe the RGB values are averaged, so R+G+B/3, someone correct me if I'm wrong.

That's right, I had forgotten

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I wish there was either a color to control value converter or a set of control value math components.

YES, yes, yes

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I think you could just add a multiply node before the repeat input and control the max number of repeats with another control.

I like the idea, emme, but in my case I will have to use a Divide component, I think.
To get 6 different repeat numbers (for different 3 kaleidoscopes), I can set the max for each repeat slider to say 60. With a central slider that divides all the 6 repeat numbers, I can set the max number of repeats that is possible,m without loosing the randomness of the 6 repeat sliders. F.i. if I divide all by 10, then the max repeat will be 6, but the distribution of the 6 repeats can be anything <=6 f.i.: 3 - 1 - 4 - 6 - 1 - 2

Thanks for your idea,

Beat