+vArrayFromCSVCreates a JSON array from a CSV row or column The "Array Mode" control provides two options: "Extract Row", and "Extract Column". This makes it easy to select which axis of CSV data you would like to grab a sample from. The "Ignore Header Row" checkbox will offset the first index position to start at line 2 in the CSV file. This will skip over a labelled header row in the source document to avoid that information being accessed as part of the ingested data. The output from vArrayFromCSV is typically connected to an vArrayGetIndex node. This makes it possible to select an individual cell of data.+vArrayFromDataWindowCasts DataWindow to an array+vArrayFromJSONCasts JSON text into a JSON array+vArrayFromLuaTableCasts a Lua Table to an array A Lua table structure is used as the underlying format for Fusion .comp files, Fusion macro/effects template .setting files, Reactor .atom packages, Fusion preference .prefs, and for Lua metadata table results.+vArrayFromMediaInCasts a Resolve MediaIn MediaProps to an array This makes it possible to read MediaPool/Edit page timeline information provided by a MediaIn node.+vArrayFromMetadataCasts metadata to an array This node translates metadata records into a JSON based array structure. This supports tasks like parsing EXR formatted image metadata to extract Cryptomatte matte manifest records.+vArrayFromXMLCreates a JSON array from XML The vArrayFromXML node works with XML formatted plain-text data. The XML data is read from a "vTextFromFile", "vTextFromNet", or "vTextFromZip" node. The output from the vArrayFromXML node is a text data type. The XML records are converted on-the-fly and stored in a JSON based array structure. This JSON array formatted data can be navigated and extracted using the Vonk provided "vArray" nodes like the "vArrayGetElement" node.+vArrayFromYAMLCreates a JSON array from YAML Technology Note: YAML is used as part of Film & TV production lens metadata workflows by Cine lenses with sensors and encoders like the Cooke Optics /i Technology metadata system. YAML metadata exchange is also starting to be used by other Cine lens manufacturers, in match-moving and tracking packages like SynthEyes and PFTrack, and as part of data exchange approaches like OpenTimelineIO, too. Blackmagic BRAW media filmed on a BMD URSA Mini Pro 12K camera with a Cooke Optics PL-mount lens is capable of holding this YAML metadata recorded lens information internally. This is useful for supporting better data interchange between VP (Virtual Production) onset ICVFX (In-Camera VFX) departments and subsequent post-production workflows carried out by external vendors.