Link Types

1. Links Related to Input Pins (InPort)
   Links Connected to Input Pins

2. Links Related to Output Pins (OutPort)
   Links Connected to Output Pins

3. Links Related to Functions (Function)
   Function-Linked Connections

4. Analog Links (Analog)
   Connections Related to Analogs

5. Links Related to Numeric Values or Parameters (Value)
   Links Related to Numeric Values or Parameters

6. Status Links (Status)

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Note:

• Function links can be used in all inputs such as remote controls, keyboards, controller inputs, joysticks, and software elements like Button or Toggle.
• Input and output links are identified with the word Pin in their names.
• Status links are used exclusively in Signal elements.

Argument

Arguments are usually numbers ( ..., 1, 0, -1, -2, -3, ... ) or axis labels (A, B, C, X, Y, Z, …).
Typically, arguments are added after a link name, separated by a comma ,. This structure allows each link to be used specifically for a particular operation.

Example:

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Notes:

• Arguments can also be negative.
• Some links allow multiple arguments at once. If this is specified in the documentation, you can add additional arguments by separating each one with a comma.