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  1. Hey there! I'm trying to assign a 'MatID' prim attribute value based on incoming data. I'm currently importing data from a JSON file which has an array called 'primMatID'. There are 10 entries in this array and they are being read into Houdini as separate attributes; primMatID[0], primMatID[1]..... primMatID[9]. Using an attribute wrangle, I'm assigning the value of each of those 'primMatID' entries to the 'MatID' attribute on a specific prim/face of a simple model (eg pentagon). I've only been able to achieve the first four, inappropriately treating the 'primMatID' entries as vectors *blushes* in a vex wrangle, but obviously vector4 is the biggest there is, so the fifth through tenth entries of the JSON array cannot be captured with this approach. For the attached image, is it possible to transfer the primMatID[4] value of 8 to prim 6? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.
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