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Thanks! If I'm understanding right, I think you should be able to do this already, and there's some upcoming features that can make it even easier. In the RootEngine when you create your resolveNodeTypes
function, the first parameter of the function is the current node. That node object should have access to its connections that you could potentially use to make this determination. There's an upcoming feature that enables dynamic inputs/outputs, so the configuration itself can change depending on things like what's connected to a node. That feature might be useful for this use case. If the above doesn't cover your use-case let me know so I can make sure I'm fully understanding what you're trying to do.
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