Hello,
How can I create subnets with outputs inside a ROP network?
Thank you,
Caesar
no ROP subnet output node
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You don't need an output node for ROPs, because node connections indicate dependencies and not data flow.
When you wire a subnet as the input to another ROP (say, a mantra ROP), all the subnet's end-chain ROPs are added as dependencies to that mantra ROP. An end-chain ROP is a ROP without any outputs.
If instead you want to control which ROP is used as a dependency, use the Switch ROP to choose between the ROPs. If you want to choose more than one ROP, use merge ROPs to create groups and then a switch ROP to select from those.
When you wire a subnet as the input to another ROP (say, a mantra ROP), all the subnet's end-chain ROPs are added as dependencies to that mantra ROP. An end-chain ROP is a ROP without any outputs.
If instead you want to control which ROP is used as a dependency, use the Switch ROP to choose between the ROPs. If you want to choose more than one ROP, use merge ROPs to create groups and then a switch ROP to select from those.
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