Peter Chamberlain wrote:Nothing to fix. Please review the node operation with the highlight mode.
Thank you Peter for your reply. The issue is actually with not being able to see your existing node graph results when a new, unplugged node is added to the graph. The highlight mode is handy, yes,
but it does NOT work when a new unplugged node exists in the graph. There is actually no logical reason why the node graph results would be deliberately hidden from the user when an unplugged or partially plugged node is added. The node graph should
ONLY evaluate the results of all
FULLY CONNECTED nodes, not random nodes that are bypassed or sitting unconnected by themselves.
This current limitation proved to be a hindrance more than once today while constructing a 36 node graph. Several times I had to pause after adding a new node and
try to remember what my current final result looked like before proceeding to connect the new node and add power windows, etc. It is a major shortcoming especially when working with complex graphs. Having the functionality of the node graph
only evaluating fully connected nodes would be a tremendous timesaver and greatly appreciated!