Scaffold

Outlines can be used to visually highlight sections of a setup.

A Scaffold will appear like a frame in the Node Editor, which can be colored and given a title (see the image above). Nodes can be grouped arbitrarily and dragged in and out again. A Scaffold will not change existing connections between the Nodes or their calculation, but only serves to provide a better overview of a setup.
For example, it can be used to visually distinguish sections of a setup that belong together. In addition, a Scaffold can also be converted into a normal Node group.

There are several options for creating a Scaffold:

Customizing the Scaffold

An Scaffold behaves like a normal Node, so it can be selected by clicking on it and then simply moved around in the Node Editor or scaled individually by dragging its edges with the mouse. In addition, a Name can be assigned via the Basic settings of the Scaffold, which will then appear at the top of the Scaffold. The Color setting of the Basic settings is used for coloring the Scaffold area. This lets the Nodes included in the Scaffold to be even more distinct from the rest of the setup.

It is also possible to use Scaffolds within other Scaffolds. After right-clicking on a Scaffold, you will also get access to special commands in a context menu: