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Node for handling and returning integer value pairs efficiently within a single encapsulated unit.
The SeargeIntegerPair
node is designed to handle and return a pair of integer values. This node is particularly useful when you need to work with two related integer values simultaneously, ensuring that both values are processed and returned together. It simplifies the management of integer pairs by encapsulating them within a single node, making it easier to handle operations that require two integer inputs. This node is part of the deprecated integer tools category, indicating that it may have been replaced by more advanced or efficient methods, but it still serves a fundamental role in integer pair handling.
This parameter represents the first integer value in the pair. It is an essential input that the node requires to function correctly. The default value for value1
is 0, and it can range from a minimum of 0 to a maximum of 0xffffffffffffffff (18,446,744,073,709,551,615). This wide range allows for a vast array of integer values, making the node versatile for various applications.
This parameter represents the second integer value in the pair. Similar to value1
, it is a crucial input for the node's operation. The default value for value2
is also 0, with the same range from 0 to 0xffffffffffffffff. This ensures that both integers in the pair can be independently set to any value within this extensive range, providing flexibility in handling different integer pairs.
This output parameter returns the first integer value that was input into the node. It allows you to retrieve and use the first integer value in subsequent operations or nodes, ensuring that the value is preserved and accessible.
This output parameter returns the second integer value that was input into the node. Similar to value 1
, it ensures that the second integer value is preserved and can be used in further operations or nodes, maintaining the integrity of the integer pair.
SeargeIntegerPair
node when you need to manage and process two related integer values together, ensuring that both values are handled consistently.value1
and value2
are within the specified range to avoid this error.value1
and value2
inputs to the node to ensure it functions correctly.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.