Time:BlockOn

Last updated 5 August 2026

Time:BlockOn can be set to a Value and time,

it the Data input matches the Value it will block any further input

for the set amount of Time.

Pin Info

Pin	Info
`Input 1: DataIn [Float, Int, ResourceId, String, Timestamp]` `Input 2: BlockOn [Float, Int, ResourceId, String, Timestamp]` `Input 3: BlockFor [Int, Timestamp]`	1-DataIn[]: Data stream to Observer. 2-BlockOn[]: Sets the variable to block the Datastream on. 3-BlockFor[Timestamp]: Sets how long the Stream is blocked on a Match. 3-BlockFor[Int]: Sets how long the Stream is blocked for in Seconds.
`Output 1: DataOut [Float, Int, ResourceId, String, Timestamp, Bang]` `Output 2: Blocking [Int]`	1-DataOut[*]: Emits anything that comes into the DataIn input,as long as the Node is open. 2-Blocking[Int]: Emits 1(true) if the Node is blocking Dataand 0(false) if the Node opens back up.

Input 1: DataIn [Float, Int, ResourceId, String, Timestamp]

Input 2: BlockOn [Float, Int, ResourceId, String, Timestamp]

Input 3: BlockFor [Int, Timestamp]

1-DataIn[*]: Data stream to Observer.

2-BlockOn[*]: Sets the variable to block the Datastream on.

3-BlockFor[Timestamp]: Sets how long the Stream is blocked on a Match.

3-BlockFor[Int]: Sets how long the Stream is blocked for in Seconds.

Output 1: DataOut [Float, Int, ResourceId, String, Timestamp, Bang]

Output 2: Blocking [Int]

1-DataOut[*]: Emits anything that comes into the DataIn input,as long as the Node is open.

2-Blocking[Int]: Emits 1(true) if the Node is blocking Dataand 0(false) if the Node opens back up.