🟪 Set in Object

The Set in Object block lets you add or update a property in an Object variable. An "Object" here is simply a variable that groups several related pieces of information under one name (a bit like a record card: one slot for nickname, one for score, etc.) instead of creating a separate variable for each one.

Essential for progressively building or enriching that record (e.g. a player record) throughout the scenario, before sending it to an API or saving it.

📥 Inputs

• variable (Object variable): The Object variable to modify. If it is empty, a new object is created in it.
• path (Text): The name of the property to set (e.g. score, nickname). This field also accepts a dotted path to reach a nested property (e.g. player.stats.score) or a list item by its index (e.g. items.0).
• value (Dynamic variable): The value to assign to this property (Text, Number, Boolean, List or nested Object).

📤 Outputs

• out (Stream): Continues the flow once the property has been set.

💡 Example

Scenario: Building a player record throughout the game

1. At the start of the game, an empty player Object variable is created.
2. After character creation, a Set in Object block adds the nickname property with the value entered by the player.
3. After each round, another Set in Object block updates the score property.
4. The player variable, now complete, can then be sent via an HTTP Request block or saved — just reconnect it wherever it's needed, it already holds everything.

⚙️ Technical Details

• Internal ID: setInObject
• Behavior: If the property already exists, its value is overwritten. If not, it is added to the object.
• No "object" output: This block does not return the updated object on a dedicated output point — it directly updates the Object variable connected as input. To read the result, reconnect that same variable to another block further down the graph.

Documented version: v1

Updated on: 06/09/2026