Adds to_string block with optional types#404
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The to_string block converts a parameter to a string. It includes an option input with an integer, a boolean, a vector2, a vector3, a color, and an object. The type of the selected input gets detected and displays as a normal parameter input with the detected type and snapping
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Yes I think is good to have this block for now. Thank you!
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Partially addresses #351
The to_string block converts a parameter to a string. It includes an option input with an integer, a boolean, a vector2, a vector3, a color, and an object.
The type of the selected input gets detected and displays as a normal parameter input with the detected type and snapping
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