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== Settings == | == Settings == | ||
The settings for this node control how the input value is scaled: | |||
* '''Scale Size''': This is the amount that the input signal is scaled by. | * '''Scale Size''': This is the amount that the input signal is scaled by. | ||
* '''Scale Center''': This is the center around which the input signal scales. For instance, a center of ''0'' and scale of ''2'' will result in a '3' being scaled to a '6', while a center of ''2'' will result in a '3' being scaled only to a '4' | * '''Scale Center''': This is the center around which the input signal scales. For instance, a center of ''0'' and scale of ''2'' will result in a '3' being scaled to a '6', while a center of ''2'' will result in a '3' being scaled only to a '4' | ||
Revision as of 21:52, 7 March 2023
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| Version Introduced 2.2 |
The Signal Scaler Node is a very simple node that consumes an input signal through the input port in and scales the value by a factor (Scale Size, defaulting to 1) around a Scale Center (defaulting to 0.5).
Signal Scaler Nodes were introduced in firmware version 2.2.
Settings
The settings for this node control how the input value is scaled:
- Scale Size: This is the amount that the input signal is scaled by.
- Scale Center: This is the center around which the input signal scales. For instance, a center of 0 and scale of 2 will result in a '3' being scaled to a '6', while a center of 2 will result in a '3' being scaled only to a '4'