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Bundles are like packed containers—they let you group multiple values (like vectors, floats, booleans) into a single wire. Think of them as a way to package data together and pass it around cleanly.
Add menu - Bundle
Bundles are like packed containers—they let you group multiple values (like vectors, floats, booleans) into a single wire. Think of them as a way to package data together and pass it around cleanly.
Combine Bundle
This node takes multiple inputs and wraps them into a single bundle.
Inputs
Sockets
This is a dynamic socket that will populate with whatever you want to plug into it for later use. Accepts one or more bundle-compatible data streams.
These could represent attributes, geometry sets, vales, vectors, or grouped attributes depending on context.
Outputs
Bundle Socket
Standard bundle socket with a unified bundle containing all input elements. Use this to pass the packaged sockets to a Separate Bundle node for later user down the node tree lines.
Separate Bundle
This node unpacks a bundle back into its individual components.
| Entry | What it does |
|---|---|
| Inputs | The inputs of the node are dynamic. Some inputs are only available in certain operations. For instance, the Scale input is only available in the Scale operator. · Bundle: Standard bundle socket with a unified bundle containing all input elements from a Combine Bundle node. |
| Outputs | Sockets: This is a dynamic series of socket that will populate with whatever is available from the incoming bundle line. Ouptuts one or more bundle-compatible data streams. These could represent attributes, geometry sets, vales, vectors, or grouped attributes depending on context. |
Join Bundle
Merges two or more Bundle inputs into a single output bundle.
This enables modular data structuring, reuse, and override logic in procedural workflows—similar to combining structs in programming.
| Entry | What it does |
|---|---|
| Inputs | Bundle: Bundle 1, Bundle 2, … Accepts multiple bundles created via the Combine Bundle node. Each bundle may contain different types of data (e.g. Float, Vector, String, Color) |
| Outputs | Bundle Socket: Standard bundle socket with a unified bundle containing all input elements. Use this to pass the packaged sockets to a Separate Bundle node for later user down the node tree lines. |