Yes I am just day-dreaming; so treat this as just having fun if you wish.
The idea is to prevent having to do lots of duplication in branching flows that execute mostly the same content.
While the nodes shown in the example are meaningless, the shape is what I’m getting at.
Imagine you have to flow N nodes through the same sequences up to a point where they split again in N different ways.
In the fictional case illustrated, without a Corset, multiple Delays would be needed in the eventgraph to accomodate each differing end node. This occurs frequently, and wastes time and makes graphs harder to read.
A Corset might be set up by marking the input tie (yellow block) and then marking the output tie with another yellow block. If you had five in-going executions wires A,B,C,D,E, you’d need to make five out-going ones at the other end.
They’d still execute as would happen normally. As you set each new outgoing wire, they’d auto-match in the order you hooked them up to their ongoing flow A,B,C,D,E. If you wanted to start over, you might right-click on either yellow tie and choose Retie to clear the wires on that side and place them again.
An advanced implementation might be that, once set up, the ties could be re-ordered by Ctrl-Dragging them one over the other, swap-style.
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