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I am searching for a way to cycle through my input values in geometry nodes but can't find a simple way.

Lets say my inputs are integers from {0, 1, 2, 3}. What i want to achieve is that if the value is 3 and i increase it with the little arrow, it starts at 0 again instead of staying at 3. Same goes for 0, if i decrease it at 0 i want it to be at 3 instead of staying at 0.

Is there a simple way i am missing or do i have to build some construct that will check at which value it is to then change it as i desire?

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  • $\begingroup$ It takes a script. Count clicks and if you have 4 of them get back to 0. $\endgroup$
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    Commented Sep 7, 2021 at 13:28
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This is exactly what the math node Wrap does.

It gets a maximum value that must not be exceeded (in this example the node Domain Size gives me this value) and a minimum value, which in this example is $0$.

If you then additionally feed this node with your index, from which you either subtract or add an arbitrary value, you get the desired result.

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