Number Addition Demo
Press Walk to add both In values and display the result in the Out box.
Press Start to try it again. Press Step multiple times to flow
very slowly.
Click on the In1 or In2 box to edit the value, then press Enter. Then press
Start and Run.
See also Liquid Flow
Note that the two input values move through the Add tool and are
combined in the Out box. The red highlight shows where the flow is moving.
Text Addition Demo
Press Run to add both In values and display the result in the Out box.
Press Start to try it again. Click on a box to edit the value.
See also Value Types
Note that the In1 and In2 number values can be changed to numbers.
The text values are added differently than number values.
Parallel Demo
Press Run to add and subtract both In values and display the results in
the Out boxes. Press Start to try it again.
See also Multitasking
Random Tool Demo
Press Run and this will generate a random number or letters.
Enter two numbers or two letters and press run.
The output value will be some random number between the
In1 and In2 values.
Delay Tool Demo
Press Run and this will wait 3 seconds (3000 milliseconds) before finishing.
Trigger Demo
Press Run to add both In values and display the result in the Out box.
Note that the Move does not fill the Out2 box because the trigger or
gate input from In1 has not changed. Edit In1 and Out2 will change.
See also Triggers
Loop Demo
Press Run and this will flow while the value of Index is less than the End.
Moving the cursor over the Compare tool will show the outputs. The
g means greater, e means equal, and l means lower. The lowest value
will only flow when in1 is lower than in2.
Nested Tool Demo
Press Run and this will convert values through the Invert tool.
Click on the Invert tool to see inside. Click again in any
blank area to return.
The Invert tool contains a Div tool. Move the cursor over the
Invert tool to see the input name is InvIn. Click on the Invert
tool to see that it contains an input named InvIn.
Nested Box Demo
Press Run and this will move values in a nested box.
Click on the Range boxes to see inside. Click again to return.
See also Initialization
Note that the Range1 box shows 1:2. Clicking on the Range1
box shows that it contains both the values 1 and 2. The Range1
also has an output named out1. The out1 connection will move
both the 1 and 2 values to the next box. But the Start and End
connections will only move a single value.
Group Demo
This demonstration is a bit hard to see, so you may want to
skip this and look at the graphical demos instead.
Fill Index with 3 and press Run. Then fill In with 3 and press Run.
Fill Index with 2 and press Run.
See also Arrays
The Group is connected to the Mid box. Whatever the Group
points to will contain multiple values, but only one can be seen
at a time. The index is used to select which value will be
shown.