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Simplified Example of an onCore Unit

  • This simplified, exemplary Unit adds two numbers and provides the result.
  • Trigger Ports are omitted in this example, they are explained later and in the chapter → Unit Triggers & Events.

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Advanced Example of an onCore Unit

  • Units have attributes which can be modified by the user – or other Units.
  • Units can exchange data via Cables. Think of them as small 'tunnels' where data is able to travel between the Units.
  • Cables are usually connected/disconnected by the user, but there are also situations where Cables between Units are automatically re-created.
  • On the left and right side of each Unit there are small circles and triangles. These are the connection points of Cables and they are called Trigger Ports, Input Ports and Output Ports.

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