In order to connect nodes together, you need to match their port types. Ports have different colors corresponding to their types, making it easy to visually identify and connect compatible ports.

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Basic Types

  1. Text: Represents string data, such as words, sentences, or paragraphs.
  2. Number: Represents numerical data, including whole and decimal numbers.
  3. Image: Represents image files in various formats (e.g., PNG, JPEG, GIF).
  4. Video: Represents video files in common formats (e.g., MP4, AVI, MOV).
  5. Audio: Represents audio files in formats like MP3, WAV and so on.

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Other Types

  1. File: Represents any type of file (image, video, audio ..), useful for general file handling operations.
  2. Any: A flexible type that can represent any data type, allowing for more dynamic connections.

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List Types

All of the previous types can be wrapped in a list, creating new types such as list[image] or list[text]. These list types allow you to work with collections of data. When working with lists, keep in mind:
  1. You can only connect a list port to a compatible list port.
  2. Consider using loop mode with nodes that dont handle lists by default.
  3. Intermediate nodes may help you match the types of two ports that are not directly compatible.