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To disconnect a node from the one above it
Do one of the following:
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Click the input of any node with a connected noodle to disconnect it.
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Drag a noodle from the input of the node you want to disconnect to any empty area of
the Node view.
Tip: If you want to eliminate the effect a node is having without deleting or disconnecting
it, you can turn on its Bypass button, at the top of the Parameters tab. For more
information, see Bypassing Nodes.
When you’re working on large node trees, it pays to keep them organized so that their
operation is clear.
To rearrange nodes in the Node view
Do one of the following:
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Drag a single node in any direction.
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Drag a selection box over a group of nodes, then drag any of the selected nodes into any
direction to move them all together.
Adjusting Node Parameters
The operation of most nodes can be customized using parameters that vary from node
to node, depending on a node’s function. All node parameters appear in the Parameters
tab, to the left of the Color FX bin.
To show any node’s parameters in the Parameters tab
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Click once on the node you want to edit.
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