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.
Here you connect the array where you want to insert additional values.
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.
This value specifies the index number of the array from which you want to insert new values. You can specify how many new values should be added with the Count value. Note that the counting method for arrays starts with Index 0 for the first element in the array. With Index 2, a value is inserted as the third element of the array. The original element with Index 2 and all subsequent elements are automatically moved to larger index values.
Enter the number of new elements you want to add to the array here.
This is the value that the newly added entries in the array should receive.