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Enums (short for enumerated types) are value types that define a list of named constants. These constant names are mapped to underlying integer values.

As a general example, a simple enum might be the days of the week:

Enums are commonly used in Resonite to select between different sets of behavior on components or in ProtoFlux. In an inspector, enums are shown by their name along with the ability to switch between the defined values.

Examples

In the Tween Node, there is an input called CurvePreset which defines the type of Curve a Tween operation follows. By altering this Enum, you can change usually how smooth a Tween operation is.

In ProtoFlux

ProtoFlux has nodes for working with enum values, such as converting between names and numeric values.

Notes

Enums may have multiple different names for the same value (example: SessionAccessLevel)

See Also

• Category:Components With Nested Enums for enums that are a nested type of a Component.
• Microsoft documentation for C# enums.