Inputs
Here, for example, you use the Range output of a Range node to specify the number of passes in which elements are to be added to an array. In this way, the gradual enlargement of an array can also be implemented.
This signal is useful when linking different Nodes that should have equal hierarchical dependency to each other.
Connect the array to which you want to append additional values here.
The node automatically adopts the data type of the connected array. It is therefore not necessary to manually select a data type here. The Value input automatically adapts to the data type of the connected array.
Enter here how often you want to append the inserted value(s) to the array. If you only want to add the inserted values to the array exactly once, you can always use the value 1 here.
Here you pass the values to the node that are to be added to the array. Just make sure that the data types of the array and the value to be added match so that there are no unwanted conversions. The number of entries in the Array is increased by the value used in Count. The newly added entries are all given the Value specified here.
