![]() ![]() To work faster, you can also use the new key shortcut: CTRL + SHIFT + E. You can have one or many execute nodes in the same graph, and each one of them can execute one or several parts of your node graph, meaning you can execute, in a single action, completely different operations (big or small) in the order you want. When you press the button of the execute node, all the connected nodes will execute. You now plug the nodes as you want, chaining procedural actions, then you plug the output of the last node of your generation process to an execute node. ![]() That method of execution was cumbersome with larger node graphs, and was error-prone. You no longer have to execute the steps of your generation process on the nodes manually and individually, that means no more "action" buttons displayed on the nodes. The way you execute your graphs is now more streamlined.
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