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Enable "Advance Mode" to access the N panel inputs on the Output Node itself.
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Fudushae
13 Dec 2018
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Draise
This would save so much time. I remember spending up to hours configuring large setups like this accross scenes.
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FreeMind
Overly cluttered.
These settings should be in the "N" shelf.
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lsscpp
Why? You already have all that in the panel, why squeezing all that info into a (now fuzzy) node?
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FudushaeAuthor
@Lsscpp:
Its about reducing mouse travel going back & forth from the N panel back to the nodes. Also its just an alternative option hence why its a toggleable "Advance mode" option. So its a win for users like myself who do not like the N panel & for users like you who don't like this proposal; its non-compulsory. Simply an option based on user interaction preference.
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This would save so much time. I remember spending up to hours configuring large setups like this accross scenes.
Overly cluttered. These settings should be in the "N" shelf.
Why? You already have all that in the panel, why squeezing all that info into a (now fuzzy) node?
@Lsscpp: Its about reducing mouse travel going back & forth from the N panel back to the nodes. Also its just an alternative option hence why its a toggleable "Advance mode" option. So its a win for users like myself who do not like the N panel & for users like you who don't like this proposal; its non-compulsory. Simply an option based on user interaction preference.