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Scene Element Nodes (A)

Every scene element is represented in RealFlow's “Relationship Editor” as an icon. The nodes in the “Relationship Editor”, the → viewport, and the → “Nodes” panel are synchronized. When a scene element is, for example, removed from the viewport it will also disappear from “Nodes” panel and the “Relationship Editor”.

There is also a very simple rule that is valid for all nodes in your project: if it is possible to link two nodes directly then they will be able to interact with each other.

Hubs (B)

When the first scene element is added RealFlow creates a “Hub”. All following nodes will be connected to this hub as well. A hub is a global connector: scene elements which are connected via a hub will be able to interact. If you do not want to create a default hub please disable

Tab menu > Add to Default Hub

New hubs can be created on demand to create groups of interaction: Tab menu > Add new Hub. A connection between a node and a hub is established in exactly the same way as node-node link:

  • Place the mouse pointer over a node.
  • Press the Cmd/Ctrl key while dragging a new line between the node and the hub.

Groups (C)

Groups will help to keep the “Relationship Editor” clear:

  • Select the nodes you want to group.
  • Right-click on one of the selected editor nodes and choose “Group”.
  • The group can be expanded and collapsed with a double-click.

Notes (D)

Notes can are added from

Tab menu > Add New Note

 

Here are few basic things your should know about notes:

  • To resize a note drag its lower right corner.
  • When you click on the note's upper area it becomes editable.
  • The note icon can be dragged to any place, but it will always remain in the background.
  • If you want to change the note's text or icon colour right-click on its upper area, and choose the appropriate option from the menu.
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