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Backend decorator

The backend decorator tells the platform what you want to do with the values stored inside the variables used by your custom action.

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The IOProperty property allows you to choose one of four possible directions, that will give you more control on over your custom action:

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The most useful are Input and Output. While using Input the custom action expects to receive the value from the user and with Output it will return a value that could be one or more inputs that were used internally.

The None option is the default if the IOProperty is not mentioned.

The InputOutput option is used when a property needs to be both input and output, because it must first receive a value before it uses it in the backend.

Updated 28 Mar 2022
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