External Structure of Nodes

You can grasp the overall role of a node and the direction of data input/output at a glance.

• Node

  • This area displays the node's core information (type, title, content).

• Pin

  • These are connection points located on the left and right sides of a node, used for exchanging data.

    • In-Pin : Located on the left side of a node, this is the point where data is received from other nodes or external systems.

    • Out-Pin : Located on the right side of a node, this is where processed data is transmitted to the next node or system.

    • Function-Pin : Can be configured for function features and utilized within a Python Node.

  • Each connector is connected to other nodes via edges to exchange data.

Internal Structure of Nodes

• Double-clicking a node on the canvas will take you to the Node Editor for detailed settings for the node.

• Except for the mandatory Start Node and End Node, most nodes are broadly divided into three parts: Input, Settings, and Output.

• Input Section

  • You can see what data is input through the In-Pin.

• Edit Section

  • This section configures the node's core functionality. The input varies depending on the node type.

• Output

  • Defines what data the node outputs through the Out-Pin after completing its task.