rectly). Implicit Conversions Do not define implicit conversions. Use the explicit keyword for conversion operators and single-argument constructors. Implicit conversions allow an object of one type (called destination type. An implicit conversion in the source type is defined by a type conversion operator named after the destination type (e.g. operator bool()). An implicit conversion in the destination type is parameter have default values. The explicit keyword can be applied to a constructor or (since C++11) a conversion operator, to ensure that it can only be used when the destination type is explicit at the point

for a “value map” socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a "value map" socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a "value map" socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a “value map” socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a “value map” socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a "value map" socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a “value map” socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a "value map" socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well

for a "value map" socket, all points of the map are set to this same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass down the node tree. Conversion Some socket types can be converted to others either implicitly or explicitly. Implicit conversion happens automatically without the need of a conversion node. For example can be linked to each other. Once a socket conversion is made, data may be lost and cannot be retrieved later down the node tree. Implicit socket conversion can sometimes change the data units as well