Mastering Advanced Node Combinations

Before You Begin...

First things first: if you haven’t created your initial PlayNode flow yet, pause right here! You’ll want to check out

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before diving into the deep end. 🏊‍♀️ You’ll need a basic understanding of inputs, outputs, and wiring nodes.

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Combining Results Like a Pro

Alright, now let’s get into the juicy part—combining results. Here’s the deal: to pull this off, you need to understand some simple logic flow. No need to worry, though—I'll walk you through it step by step. The key is knowing that every flow needs both an input and an output node. Easy, right? But here’s where it gets even cooler...

Using Responses as Inputs

After your flow generates a result, you can use that response as a fresh input! 🔄 It’s like turning a conversation into another conversation. Take a peek at the image you uploaded: notice how Response A feeds into Result B? That’s how you chain things together.

Here's the step-by-step breakdown:

Wire Response A: After generating the first result (Result A), take Response A and wire it into Result B. This tells the system that you’re passing information from one step to the next.

Don’t Forget the Prompt!: Most people tend to forget this—don’t be like most people! 🙅‍♂️ In order to generate a new combined result, you’ll also need to add an input prompt to Result B. This is essential for guiding the final outcome.

Remember, every combination still needs a prompt node to keep things rolling.

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`Next: Sharing Your PlayNode Board with the Team`⁠
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