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Relative Item
Relative Item - The Sets-Tree-Relative Item enables you to extract 2 lists from a single list. The output of the component is dictated by the Relative Offset input. The offset has two components . The branch offset and the item offset. When the branch offset is defined as {0;0;0} in the example list where we have 10 branches and 10 items on the branches nothing happens. The output of A and B are the same and contain the same information as the original list. There is no offset , because the input list also starts with {0,0,0}. If however we define the offset as {0;0;5} the Lists of A and B are still the same however they are limited to the first 5 branches of the input list. The rest is ignored. If we however also offset the items of the branches the lists will change from each other.
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With a setting of {0;0;9}(6) representing the branch offset and the item offset the lists of A and B will consist of 1 branch with in the A List the first 4 items of the first branch and in the B list the last 4 items of the last original branch.
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With a setting of {0;0;8}(6) the list of the A output will contain the first 4 items of the first branch and the first 4 items of the second branch. The B output consists of the last two branches with on the each branch the last 4 items of each of the last branches.
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