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Question: Is it feasible to have a node that acts as a container for other nodes #1033

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ronnyek opened this issue May 30, 2024 · 1 comment

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ronnyek commented May 30, 2024

Ultimately what I'd like to do is have categories or a container for nodes... and moving the container would move the nodes within. I realize I could build a completely custom node types, with completely custom port configurations...

I'm curious if anyone has done anything like this or has any ideas about how feasible this idea could be. Thanks in advance

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ronnyek commented May 31, 2024

I actually think I could achieve what I want if I was able to achieve something like this image of this library ... but individual items just had two ports with no specified directionality

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In that I assume there are in ports on left, and out ports on right. I'd want to have a sub node entry that would have a label, and two ports just to be able to say this sub node is connected to that other sub node, regardless of which side the connector was attached to.

I realize creating a custom node type will let me do probably virtually anything I could want... but I must be having a brain fart.

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