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* {{Port|e}}
 
* {{Port|n}}
-->The '''Port''' template displays the type and name of the port of a script block.
* {{Port|v|Position}}
 
* {{Port|r}}
== Example ==
* {{Port|t}}
 
* {{Port|o}}
* <code><nowiki>{{Port|n}}</nowiki></code>: {{Port|n}}
* {{Port|c}}
* <code><nowiki>{{Port|v|Position}}</nowiki></code>: {{Port|v|Position}}
 
== Parameters ==
 
Positional:
 
* '''Type''': The first letter (in lowercase) corresponding to the type of wire. There are seven types:
** '''e'''xecution
** '''n'''umber
** '''v'''ector
** '''r'''otation
** '''t'''ruth
** '''o'''bject
** '''c'''onstraint
* '''Name''': Optional. The name of the port. If unspecified, defaults to the type of the wire, used in custom [[Script Block|script block]]s.
 
[[Category:Convenience templates]]
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Latest revision as of 13:01, 16 July 2025

The Port template displays the type and name of the port of a script block.

Example

  • {{Port|n}}: Number
  • {{Port|v|Position}}: Position

Parameters

Positional:

  • Type: The first letter (in lowercase) corresponding to the type of wire. There are seven types:
    • execution
    • number
    • vector
    • rotation
    • truth
    • object
    • constraint
  • Name: Optional. The name of the port. If unspecified, defaults to the type of the wire, used in custom script blocks.