Index Switch Node¶

The Index Switch node outputs one of its inputs based on an integer Index value. Only the selected input is evaluated, making this node useful for switching between multiple data inputs efficiently.

Inputs¶

Index: Determines which of the following input sockets is passed through to the output. The index is zero-based (i.e., the first input corresponds to index 0).

Each socket represents a possible input to select from. The active input is determined by the Index value.

Additional input sockets can be added by either: - Dragging a connection onto the empty socket at the bottom of the list. - Clicking the icon in the node header.

Tip

When the Index input is connected to a Menu Switch node set to Integer Type, the corresponding menu labels will automatically be shown next to the index value. This provides a clearer context for what each numeric index represents, making node networks more readable.

Properties¶

Type: Determines the type of the data that is handled by the node.

Outputs¶

Output: Outputs the value from the input corresponding to the current Index value, without any modification. If the Index value is outside the range of available inputs, the output defaults to the first input or a zero-equivalent value, depending on the data type.