for people to contribute to the project. The following rules are guidelines for the various forms of contributions. Code Contribution Process Contributions should always be made through GitHub’s Pull the source branch and will be automatically included in the PR. There are three conditions any contribution to the codebase should respect: Clean, commented implementation that doesn’t break existing functionality regression is still green Appropriate documentation updates These are not exclusive conditions for a contribution to be accepted, but generally enforced as close as possible to ensure quality. Merging of the

for people to contribute to the project. The following rules are guidelines for the various forms of contributions. 4.1.1 Code Contribution Process Contributions should always be made through GitHub’s Pull the source branch and will be automatically included in the PR. There are three conditions any contribution to the codebase should respect: • Clean, commented implementation that doesn’t break existing discretion of the @niftools/blender-nif-plugin-merge team. These are not exclusive condi- tions for a contribution to be accepted but generally enforced as close as possible to ensure quality. Code The general

for people to contribute to the project. The following rules are guidelines for the various forms of contributions. 4.1.1 Code Contribution Process Contributions should always be made through GitHub’s Pull the source branch and will be automatically included in the PR. There are three conditions any contribution to the codebase should respect: • Clean, commented implementation that doesn’t break existing is still green • Appropriate documentation updates These are not exclusive conditions for a contribution to be accepted, but generally enforced as close as possible to ensure quality. Merging of the

for people to contribute to the project. The following rules are guidelines for the various forms of contributions. Code Contribution Process Contributions should always be made through GitHub’s Pull the source branch and will be automatically included in the PR. There are three conditions any contribution to the codebase should respect: Clean, commented implementation that doesn’t break existing functionality discretion of the @niftools/blender-nif-plugin-merge team. These are not exclusive conditions for a contribution to be accepted but generally enforced as close as possible to ensure quality. Code The general

nodes. Mute Reference Menu: Node ‣ Toggle Node Mute Shortcut: M Muting a node removes its contribution to the node tree, and makes all links pass through it without change. Links will appear red as are a set of mathematical methods available to calculate the movement of particles. The following guidelines will help to choose a proper integrator, according to the behavior aimed at by the animator. Integration scene. Unnecessary if no Volume Scatter is present in the scene. Light Clamping Clamp light contribution of the volume scattering effect. Reduces flickering and noise. Set to 0.0 to disable clamping

their former output nodes. Mute Reference Node ‣ Toggle Node Mute M Muting a node removes its contribution to the node tree, and makes all links pass through it without change. Links will appear red as are a set of mathematical methods available to calculate the movement of particles. The following guidelines will help to choose a proper integrator, according to the behavior aimed at by the animator. Integration scene. Unnecessary if no Volume Scatter is present in the scene. Light Clamping Clamp light contribution of the volume scattering effect. Reduces flickering and noise. Set to 0.0 to disable clamping

their former output nodes. Mute Reference Node ‣ Toggle Node Mute M Muting a node removes its contribution to the node tree, and makes all links pass through it without change. Links will appear red as are a set of mathematical methods available to calculate the movement of particles. The following guidelines will help to choose a proper integrator, according to the behavior aimed at by the animator. Integration scene. Unnecessary if no Volume Scatter is present in the scene. Light Clamping Clamp light contribution of the volume scattering effect. Reduces flickering and noise. Set to 0.0 to disable clamping

nodes. Mute Reference Menu: Node ‣ Toggle Node Mute Shortcut: M Muting a node removes its contribution to the node tree, and makes all links pass through it without change. Links will appear red as are a set of mathematical methods available to calculate the movement of particles. The following guidelines will help to choose a proper integrator, according to the behavior aimed at by the animator. Integration scene. Unnecessary if no Volume Scatter is present in the scene. Light Clamping Clamp light contribution of the volume scattering effect. Reduces flickering and noise. Set to 0.0 to disable clamping

nodes. Mute Reference 選單: Node ‣ Toggle Node Mute Shortcut: M Muting a node removes its contribution to the node tree, and makes all links pass through it without change. Links will appear red as are a set of mathematical methods available to calculate the movement of particles. The following guidelines will help to choose a proper integrator, according to the behavior aimed at by the animator. Integration scene. Unnecessary if no Volume Scatter is present in the scene. Light Clamping Clamp light contribution of the volume scattering effect. Reduces flickering and noise. Set to 0.0 to disable clamping

their former output nodes. Mute Reference Node ‣ Toggle Node Mute M Muting a node removes its contribution to the node tree, and makes all links pass through it without change. Links will appear red as are a set of mathematical methods available to calculate the movement of particles. The following guidelines will help to choose a proper integrator, according to the behavior aimed at by the animator. Integration scene. Unnecessary if no Volume Scatter is present in the scene. Light Clamping Clamp light contribution of the volume scattering effect. Reduces flickering and noise. Set to 0.0 to disable clamping