The Split Node in Node Code Studio is designed to take a single input and duplicate it across multiple output connections. This allows a single piece of data or process to be split and sent to multiple nodes for parallel processing.
How It Works
- Single Input: The Split Node accepts one input from the left side, which serves as the primary data source.
- Multiple Outputs: Up to four output connections are available on the right side, allowing the input data to be duplicated and sent to multiple nodes simultaneously.
- Parallel Processing: Each output connection sends the same data to the next connected nodes, enabling parallel operations in the workflow.
Using the Split Node
- Drag the Split Node into your workflow.
- Connect an input node to the left side of the Split Node.
- Connect up to four nodes to the right side of the Split Node. Each connected node will receive the same duplicated input.
The Split Node is essential for workflows that require data to be processed in multiple ways or passed to several nodes simultaneously, enhancing flexibility and parallel processing capabilities.