Thuộc Tính (Attributes)

An attribute is a generic term to describe data stored per-element in a geometry data-block. For example, every vertex can have an associated number or vector. Attributes can be altered by connecting a value to the Group Output node, but also many nodes can change the values of specific attributes.

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Attribute data types and domains are converted implicitly where possible, just like node sockets.

Thuộc Tính có Tên (Named Attributes)

Named attributes are created and used in other areas of Blender like shaders, painting, and UV mapping. In the modifier panel, a named attribute can be used for input by clicking the icon to the left of the value button. The string input input allows you to search and choose existing attributes from the modifier's input geometry.

Tìm Kiến Thuộc Tính.

The attribute search gives a bit of context about each attribute. To the left of the menu, the attribute domain is shown followed by the attribute name. To the right of the menu, the attribute data type is shown.

Thuộc Tính Vô Danh (Anonymous Attributes)

The Normal and Rotation outputs are examples of attribute fields, which refer to an attribute stored on a geometry.

An anonymous attribute is a set of generic data stored on a geometry that doesn't have a name. Usually, attributes exposed in Blender's interface all have names. However, in geometry nodes, attributes can be passed around with node sockets. In these cases, an Attribute Field output is created, which is used by nodes to find attribute data in an input geometry.

Anonymous attributes are still stored on the geometry like other attributes, and they are even automatically interpolated when the geometry changes with other nodes, except for a few cases. So generally, if the node link is still accessible, the attribute it references will be too. However, anonymous attributes cannot be connected to a completely separate geometry that was not created from their source. To transfer attributes between separate geometries, the Thêm Nút Thuộc Tính Màu Điểm Đỉnh (Transfer Attribute Node) can be used.

Các Kiểu Dữ Liệu Thuộc Tính (Attribute Data Types)

The type of an attribute is the kind of data stored at each element.

Boolean (Lôgic Bool)

True or false value

Số Nguyên (Integer)

Số nguyên 32-bit

Số Nguyên 8 bit

Smaller integer with a range from -128 to 127

Float

Giá trị dấu phẩy động

Véctơ (Vector)

Véctơ 3D trong giá trị dấu phẩy động

Véctơ 2D

Véctơ 2D với các giá trị số thực dấu phẩy động

Màu Sắc (Color)

Màu RGBA với các giá trị số thực dấu phẩy động 32-bit

Màu Byte (Byte Color)

RGBA color with 8-bit positive integer values

The above list is in the order of least to most "complex" (An integer can contain more data than a boolean, so it is more complicated). When joining separate geometries together, the more complex data type is preferred when there are matching names. This is particularly important when joining geometry with named attributes with the Đặt Hình Học ở Trung Tâm Cảnh (Join Geometry Node)

Các Phạm Vi Thuộc Tính (Attribute Domains)

The domain of an attribute refers to what type of geometry element the attribute corresponds to. Knowing the domain of an attribute is important because it defines how it may be interpolated and used in nodes and shading. You can use the Spreadsheet Editor to determine the domains of attributes.

• Point domain attributes are associated with single locations in space with a position:

  • Điểm đỉnh của khung lưới

  • Points of a point cloud

  • Xương Điều Khiển

• Edge domain attributes are associated with the edges of a mesh.

• Face domain attributes are associated with the faces of a mesh.

• Face Corner domain attributes are associated with the corners of the faces of the mesh. An example is a UV map attribute.

• Spline domain attributes are associated with a group of connected curve control points.

• Instance domain attributes exist on the Thực Thể (Instances) in a geometry. They can be used to store different values on copies of geometry data. Instance domain attributes are only supported in geometry nodes.

Attributes are automatically interpolated to other domains. For example, when the Nút Vị Trí (Position Node) is connected to the selection input of the Nút Đặt Nguyên Vật Liệu (Set Material Node) node, the values are interpolated from the Point domain to the Face domain. Normally, domain conversions use simple averages for values, but Boolean data type attributes have special rules for interpolation:

Nội Suy Phạm Vi Boolean (Boolean Domain Interpolation)

Dùng/ra khỏi/từ	Tới	Chuyển Đổi (Conversion)
Điểm (Point)	Edge (Cạnh)	An edge is selected if both of its vertices were selected.
Điểm (Point)	Face (Bề Mặt)	A face is selected if all of its vertices were selected too.
Điểm (Point)	Góc Cạnh (Corner)	Each corner's value is simply a copy of the value at its vertex.
Điểm (Point)	Đường Cong Spline (Spline)	A spline is selected if all of its control points were selected.
Edge (Cạnh)	Điểm (Point)	A vertex is selected if any connected edge was selected.
Edge (Cạnh)	Face (Bề Mặt)	A face is selected if all of its edges are selected
Edge (Cạnh)	Góc Cạnh (Corner)	A corner is selected if its two adjacent edges were selected.
Face (Bề Mặt)	Điểm (Point)	A vertex is selected if any of the connected faces were selected.
Face (Bề Mặt)	Edge (Cạnh)	An edge is selected if any connected face was selected.
Face (Bề Mặt)	Góc Cạnh (Corner)	Each corner's value is simply a copy of the value at its face.
Góc Cạnh (Corner)	Điểm (Point)	A vertex is selected if all connected face corners were selected and it is not a loose vertex.
Góc Cạnh (Corner)	Edge (Cạnh)	An edge is selected if all corners on adjacent faces were selected.
Góc Cạnh (Corner)	Face (Bề Mặt)	A face is selected if all of its corners were selected.
Đường Cong Spline (Spline)	Điểm (Point)	Each point's value is simply a copy of the corresponding value of the spline.

Thuộc Tính Gắn Sẵn (Built-In Attributes)

Built-in attributes always exist, and cannot be removed. Their data type and domain cannot be changed.

Tên (Name)	Thể Loại (Type)	Phạm vi (Domain)	Ghi Chú (Notes)
"Vị Trí"	Véctơ (Vector)	Điểm/Chấm (Point)	Built-in attribute describing vertex or point locations, in the local space of a geometry. Any node that changes the location of points will adjust this attribute, like the Transform and Set Position nodes.
"Bán Kính"	Float	Điểm/Chấm (Point)	A built-in attribute on point clouds used to set the size for the points in the viewport. Also built-in on curves, where it controls the size of each curve control point when converted to a mesh, or for other operations.
id	Số Nguyên (Integer)	Điểm/Chấm (Point)	Created by the Phân Bố các Điểm trên Bề Mặt (Distribute Points on Faces) to provide stability when the shape of the input mesh changes, and used on instances to create motion blur. Values are expected to be large, with no order. This attribute is used by nodes that generate randomness, like the Nút Giá Trị Ngẫu Nhiên (Random Value Node). Unlike other built-in attributes, this attribute is not required, and can be removed.
material_index	Số Nguyên (Integer)	Bề Mặt (Face)	Used to specify the material slot for every face in a mesh.
"Nếp Gập"	Float	Cạnh (Edge)	Edge attribute used by the Subdivision Surface modifier. The values are limited to a range of 0 and 1.
shade_smooth	Lôgic Bool (Boolean)	Bề Mặt (Face)	Attribute determining if a face should have smooth shading enabled in the viewport or a render.
"Độ Phân Giải"	Số Nguyên (Integer)	Đường Cong Spline (Spline)	Determines the number of evaluated points between two control points of a spline. Only NURBS and Bézier splines have this attribute, for poly splines, the value is always one.
"Tuần Hoàn"	Lôgic Bool (Boolean)	Đường Cong Spline (Spline)	Determines whether the spline has a segment that connects its first and last control points.
handle_left	Véctơ (Vector)	Điểm/Chấm (Point)	Describes the location of the left handle of a curve control point, on the side of the curve's start. Only exists when the curve contains a Bézier spline.
handle_right	Véctơ (Vector)	Điểm/Chấm (Point)	Describes the location of the right handle of a curve control point, on the side of the curve's end. Only exists when the curve contains a Bézier spline.

Quy Ước Đặt Tên (Naming Conventions)

These attributes do not exist by default, but are used implicitly by certain parts of Blender. The data type of these attributes can be changed, just like any attribute besides the built-in attributes. However, the attributes might be expected by Blender to have a certain type.

Tên (Name)	Thể Loại (Type)	Ghi Chú (Notes)
"Tốc Lực"	Véctơ (Vector)	Used to create motion blur when rendering animations.

Các Thuộc Tính Tùy Chỉnh (Custom Attributes)

Vertex groups, UV maps and Color Attributes are available as attributes in geometry nodes. They are referred to by their name. Naming collisions (e.g. a vertex group and a UV map with the same name) should be avoided. If there is a naming collision, only one of the attributes is accessible in geometry nodes.

Attributes with any other name can also be created by nodes, when the name is used for the first time.

Note that geometry nodes does not always produce e.g. vertex groups if a node like Join Geometry is used. Similarly, if the data type of a vertex group attribute is changed from the initial "Float" type, the attribute will no longer be a vertex group.

Attribute Conversion Operator

This operator found in the Attributes panel of the property editor can change the domain or data type of an attribute.

Due to ongoing development in the area of attributes, many areas of Blender can not yet work with the generic (identified with a name, stored on any domain with any data type)attributes used by geometry nodes. That makes this operator an essential workaround in some cases where existing tools must be used with data generated from geometry nodes.

Chế Độ (Mode)

Phổ Thông (Generic)

Interpolate and convert the attribute between the domains and data types described on this page.

UV Map (Ánh Xạ UV)

Create a UV Map layer, editable in the UV editor. These would otherwise be represented by a 2D vector attribute on the face corner domain.

Vertex Group (Nhóm Điểm Đỉnh)

Tạo một Nhóm điểm đỉnh (Vertex Group) từ thuộc tính, tương ứng với thuộc tính float trên phạm vi điểm.

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This operator only works on original object data, not including the results of modifiers, so any attributes added or changed by geometry nodes will not be affected. To change the type of an attribute generated procedurally, modifiers must be applied.