Outer Scope

See Outer Scope

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Here, for example, you use the range output of a "Range" node to specify the number of loop passes.

Material[-∞..+∞]

Values

Here you will find the various settings that make up an Object Container.

Remove

If a positive Boolean signal is set here, an empty packet is output, regardless of the injected data.

Node Path

This information describes the connection of a node object to the project. This signal can be read out by a "Decompose Container” node.

Rotation/Scale/Shear

This matrix specifies the length and direction of the three axis vectors via their three vectors. Using the "Rotation” vector the matrix can be rotated around the X, Y and Z axis direction. The axis lengths remain the same and also the usual 90° angles between the axes remain. The matrix is therefore not distorted, but only rotated.

The normal size of a matrix corresponds to the "Scale "vector 1,1,1. The length of all three axes is therefore one unit each. Values deviating from this lead to a compression or stretching of the geometry in the corresponding axis direction.

Finally, the "Shear "vector is concerned with the rotation of the individual matrix axes, leaving the other axes unaffected. The normal alignment of the axes in a 90° angle to the neighboring axis directions is thus canceled here, which leads to a shearing of the geometry. The first rotation angle tilts the Y-axis in the direction of the X-axis. The second value rotates the Z-axis of the matrix towards the X-axis and the third value rotates the Z-axis in the direction of the Y-axis direction.

Translation

This vector represents the position of the object matrix in space.

Color

Here you can color the shape as you like.

Material

Here you can directly make a material assignment via a connected "Material Op" node.

Geometry

Here you can direct the geometry to the node that the object should receive.

Flags

This allows you to control the visibility of the object, similar to the basic settings of an object. Existing flags can be read out via an iterate collection node.

Child Objects

Further objects can be subordinated here in the form of package data. Such data can be assembled with an "Add Package Array Op" node or read out with a "Children Op” node.