Output

Output blocks allow you to create a way to send data out of your current Process to be accessed by other Processes.

This is an effective method to split up data handling across Ctrl Suite, so your Processes don't get too busy or out of hand.

After you've added Connector Output blocks to a Process, they will be accessible in other Visual Processes under the Process block heading; they can also be referenced by Code Processes.

There's no hard limit to the quantity of Connector Input and Output blocks you can use in a Process.

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Example: if you create a Process called Process A that generates commands based on input logic within the Process, add a Connectors Output block to it, which you name "Data feed 1" where your data is sent. Within your other Processes, you can add a Process block for Process A. The Output side of this block would have a node called "Data feed 1".

This node would allow the data or commands generated in Process A to become accessible in your other Process.

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All Output blocks feature a single Input that allows all data types to enter. - Think of it as a portal to other Processes.

Note: If creating a loop across processes, ensure a delay block is included to stop high CPU load.