Alphanumeric Scale

What It Does

The Alphanumeric Scale node generates combined letter-number identifiers (like A1, B2, C3) based on provided indices. It's useful for creating hierarchical naming systems with both alphabetic and numeric components.

Inputs

Name
Description
Type
Required

Letter Index

Letter index (0 = A, 1 = B, etc.)

Number

Yes

Number Index

Number index (0 = 1, 1 = 2, etc.)

Number

Yes

Uppercase

Output letter in uppercase (true) or lowercase (false)

Boolean

No

Prefix

Optional text to add before the alphanumeric value

String

No

Suffix

Optional text to add after the alphanumeric value

String

No

Outputs

Name
Description
Type

Value

The generated alphanumeric value with optional prefix and suffix

String

How to Use It

  1. Drag the Alphanumeric Scale node into your graph.

  2. Connect numbers to the "Letter Index" (for e.g., 0 for A) and "Number Index" inputs (for e.g., 0 for 1), or set them directly.

  3. Configure optional inputs like case preference and prefix/suffix text.

  4. The node will output a combined letter-number identifier (like "A1", "b2", etc.).

Tips

  • Letter indices are clamped to the English alphabet range (0-25).

  • Number indices automatically have 1 added (so index 0 produces "1").

  • Combine with Count nodes to generate sequential alphanumeric identifiers.

See Also

Use Cases

  • Grid Systems: Create cell identifiers for design grids (A1, A2, B1, B2).

  • Variant Naming: Organize component variants with hierarchical identifiers.

  • Section Numbering: Create section identifiers for design documentation.

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