I’ve read the tooltip, but I still don’t get it. Is there any examples on how this can be useful?
Thanks! 
Bumpy bump, any clues? It’s so mysterious!
bump curious too
Hey Slavq,
The copy node returns a variable that copies the original value of the variable, this is usefull if you want to work with a value but you want to keep the original value, so you can use it later.
In this example I copy my int and add 1 with the ‘++’ node, if I print the variable it will print “5” after that i use “–” on my original value and if I print it it will show “4”.
Hope this explains it
Elias
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So basically this is something like creating a local variable to store some temporary value independently, but in more convenient way? Thanks!