What is the priority of a node?

By default, the priority of every node is set as 0 by Stella.

Stella adapts an inverse scale to determine the priority: as the value increases, the priority becomes lower. In other words, any nodes with a value of -1 will have a higher priority than that of a node with 0.

Please refer to the documentation here for more details on the Node to Match & Priority.

You could also click here for common use of priority for Failsafe.

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