Passthrough Node
Overview
The Passthrough Node is a simple node that passes the input value to the output without any modifications. This node can be useful in scenarios where you want to pass a value through a certain path in your graph without altering it, such as grouping together values from different branches of your graph, or controlling how wires flow through your graph.
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Editor Settings
Inputs
| Title | Data Type | Description | Default Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Input [i] | any | The ith input to be passed through | N/A | Dynamic number of inputs based on how many connections there are |
Outputs
| Title | Data Type | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Output [i] | any | The ith output from the passthrough | Dynamic number of outputs based on how many connections there are |
Editor Settings
This node does not have any specific settings.
Error Handling
The Passthrough Node does not have any error handling. If an input is missing or null, the corresponding output will also be missing or null.
FAQ
Q: What happens if an input is missing or null?
A: If an input is missing or null, the corresponding output will also be missing or null.