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node-red-contrib-visualmapper

v0.5.0

Published

Maps input to output value with multiple editable sections and graphical editor.

Downloads

17

Readme

node-red-contrib-visualmapper

Node-red node that maps input to output value with multiple editable sections and graphical editor

Overview

Mapper performs multi-segment value mapping from one value to another, from input to output range. Mapping function can be edited by drawing it in the editor. You can add many keyframes by clicking link with left mouse button, drag keyframes and delete it with right mouse button. It also has few more usefull tools included, used in typical applications.

Editor

Features

  • Graphical editor for mapping function
  • Single keyframe value editing (double click)
  • Init mapping function from available presets
  • Customizable input and output ranges (not only 0..1)
  • Few different input's out of range behaviours
  • Output rounding options
  • Custom grid divisions
  • Currently only lienear mapping function available

Used libraries