Flips the order of items in a list, making the last element first and the first element last. It creates a new reversed list without changing the original.
Inputs
Name
Description
Type
Required
array
The list to be reversed
List
Yes
Outputs
Name
Description
Type
value
The reversed list
List
Reverse Array Example
How to Use It
Drag the Reverse Array node into your graph.
Connect your list (like [Red, Green, Blue]) to the "array" input.
The output will be the list in reverse order (e.g., [Blue, Green, Red]).
Tips
This node preserves the original list and outputs a new reversed copy.
Useful for changing the visual priority or sequence of design elements.
See Also
Sort Array: For arranging items based on specific criteria rather than simply reversing them.
Array Filter: For selectively including or excluding items from a list.
Use Cases
Reversing Color Gradients: Flip a color sequence to create an opposite gradient direction.
Priority Inversion: Transform a list sorted by importance to focus on different priorities.
Visual Hierarchy Experimentation: Test alternative arrangements of design elements by reversing their order.
