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GraphMapper+
External Graph mapper
You can Right click on the Heteromapper's icon and choose "AutoDomain" mode to define Output domain based on input domain interval; otherwise it'll be set to 0-1 in "Normalized" mode.
Inputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Curve | C | External curve as a graph | Curve |
| Boundary | R | Optional Rectangle boundary. If omitted the curve's would be landed | Rectangle |
| Numbers | x | List of input numbers | Number |
| Input | In | (Optional) Input Domain if omitted, it would be 0-1 in "Normalize" mode by default or be the interval of the input list in case of selecting "AutoDomain" mode | Domain |
| Output | Out | (Optional) Output Domain if omitted, it would be 0-1 in "Normalize" mode by default or be the interval of the input list in case of selecting "AutoDomain" mode | Domain |
| Input | In | (Optional) Input Domain \nif omitted, it would be 0-1 in \"Normalize\" mode by default\n or be the interval of the input list in case of selecting \"AutoDomain\" mode | Interval |
| Output | Out | (Optional) Output Domain \n if omitted, it would be 0-1 in \"Normalize\" mode by default\n or be the interval of the input list in case of selecting \"AutoDomain\" mode | Interval |
Outputs
| Name | ID | Description | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Number | N | Output Numbers | Number |
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