The Concatenate Text node allows you to combine different text nodes into new text combinations. For example, if one text group had “Fish” and “Sharks” in it and another text group had “are cute” and “are scary” in it, the end result from the Concatenate Text node would be “Fish are cute”, “Fish are scary”, “Sharks are cute” and “Sharks are scary”. The node combines the text into their combinations using a separator that you choose. Typically, you’ll want to use a space as a separator but any text may be used, including sentences, sentence fragments, or even large portions of text.
The parameters are:
Input texts: The nodes where text is being sent in from. Text will be combined in the order of this list. Having trouble getting all texts to be shown? Make sure your nodes have unique names by clicking on the three dot icon (...) to edit the node's name.
Separator: How you want to separate the text inputs. Several defaults are provided, or you can separate the text with terms like " and " or words like " and then, ". The final result will place one of these separators between each of the text inputs you've sent in.
In the example below, a single space " " is being used to separate the text.