Introdução#
Blender contains different node-based editors with different purposes, so this section only explains how to work with nodes in general. The list below shows the different types of nodes and where they’re documented.
Ícone |
Nome |
Descrição |
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Used for procedural modeling. |
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Used to create materials for objects. |
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Used to edit rendered images. |
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Used to create custom textures. |
Editor Interface#
Header#
The Header contains various menus, buttons and options, partially based on the current node tree type.
- Visualizar
This menu changes your view of the editor.
- Select
This menu allows you to select a node or groups of nodes.
- Adicionar
This menu allows you to add nodes.
- Node
This menu allows you to do things with selected nodes.
- Use Nodes
Tells the render engine to use the node tree when computing the material color or rendering the final image, or not. If not, the tree is ignored. For materials, this is mostly a legacy option, because in the past materials could not be created with node trees.
- Pin
When enabled, the editor will retain the material or texture, even when the user selects a different object. A node tree can then be edited independent of the object selection in the 3D Viewport.
- Parent Node Tree
Leaves the current node group and returns to the parent node group/tree.
- Atração para elementos
Change options for snapping node positions to achieve a cleaner node tree layout. See Organizando nodes (nós).
Sobreposições#
Overlays are information that is displayed on top of the nodes and node trees. There is a toggle to show or hide all overlays for the node editor next to the overlay popover.
- Wire Colors
Color node links based on their connected sockets.
- Reroute Auto Labels
Label Reroute Nodes based on the label of connected reroute nodes.
- Context Path
Display breadcrumbs in the upper left corner indicating the hierarchy location of the node tree/group that’s currently being displayed.
- Anotações
Displays Annotations in the preview region.
- Previews
Display each node’s Preview if the node’s preview is also toggled.
- Timings
Display each node’s last execution time. This option is only available for compositing and geometry nodes.
In the context of geometry nodes, see Node Timings Overlay.
Toolbar#
The Toolbar contains a set of tools that can be used in the node editor.
Adding Nodes#
Reference
- Menu:
- Atalho:
Shift-A
Nodes are added via the Add menu in the editor’s header or using a keyboard shortcut.
Nodes can also be added by dragging a connection from an existing node’s input or output socket and dropping the connection above an empty space instead of connecting to another socket. This action will open a search menu with a list of compatible nodes and their sockets that can be added and connected to the existing node. Confirming the menu selection will add the node which can then be moved and placed.