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Utility nodes

Utility Nodes​

Utility nodes are a group of nodes that allows you to modify and convert values from connected input nodes.

Math node​

The math node allows you to make basic math operations on values provided to the input node.

You are able to select the math operation from a wide range of options and enter the value by which the selected operation will be performed. It will also display the result value that will be passed to the connected node.

The math node has two connection points:

  • An input connection point on the left where you are able to connect an input node or another utility node
  • An output connection point which you can connect to any number of utility nodes and method inputs

Date Math node​

The date math node allows you to shift connected date values in a specific timeframe.

You can select a time unit from the list and enter a value that will be added to the value from the connected node. Similarly to the date node, the date math node will display the result in different forms helping you to ensure the date is correct.

The date math node has two connection points:

  • An input connection point on the left which you can connect to a date node (you can also connect a regular input node if you want to enter the date manually in the form of a unix timestamp) or another date math node
  • An output connection point that might be connected to any number of other date math nodes and method inputs

Converter node​

The converter node allows you to convert between different ether units.

You can select the unit from which you want to convert the value, and the unit to which the value will be converted. The node will display the result of the conversion and display it at the top of the node, as well as display the number by which the value was multiplied to get that result.

The converter node has two connection points:

  • An input connection point on the left, to which an input node or another tool node can be connected
  • An output connection point, which can be connected to any number of other tool nodes and method inputs