Transpiler creates wrong floor node

[Midon99]

Describe the bug

Transpiler creates for a math floor node a input_kwargs with two parameters. Floor needs only one which then throws an error at code execution

Attempted to use (input_socket.name='Value',input_socket.type='VALUE') of node.name='Math.005', but it was disabled. Either change attrs={...}, change the socket index, or specify the socket by name (assuming two enabled sockets don't share a name).The input sockets are [('Value', 'VALUE', 'ENABLED'), ('Value', 'VALUE', 'DISABLED'), ('Value', 'VALUE', 'DISABLED')

In my case this is the line

floor = nw.new_node(Nodes.Math, input_kwargs={0: subtract, 1: 2.00000 }, attrs={'operation': 'FLOOR'})

The correct code working code is

floor = nw.new_node(Nodes.Math, input_kwargs={0: subtract }, attrs={'operation': 'FLOOR'})

Steps to Reproduce

Create a geometry floor node and run the transpiler

What version of the code were you using?

e254428

Platform

• OS & OS Version: Ubuntu 24.04.1
• Python 3.11.10
• RAM (GB): 64 GB

Additional context

Not tested, but could this a problem for all one parameter math nodes?

[araistrick]

Thanks for the report, I will fix this.

As a workaround, if you create a fresh node and switch it to a floor without editing any sockets first, it will likely avoid this. This error usually happens because internally the floor node still has the edited input from a prior use and my code detects this and reports it, even though blender actually ignores the input

[araistrick]

Thanks for the report, I will fix this.

As a workaround, if you create a fresh node and switch it to a floor without editing any sockets first, it will likely avoid this. This error usually happens because internally the floor node still has the edited input from a prior use and my code detects this and reports it, even though blender actually ignores the input

[Midon99]

Thanks for the info