the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Float (gray) Indicates that the socket accepts/produces floating-point same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to pass a text value. Vector (dark blue) Indicates vector, coordinate

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Float (gray) Indicates that the socket accepts/produces floating-point same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to pass a text value. Vector (dark blue) Indicates vector, coordinate

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Float (gray) Indicates that the socket accepts/produces floating-point same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to pass a text value. Vector (dark blue) Indicates vector, coordinate

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass a true or false value. String (light blue) Used to pass a text Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Shader (bright green) Used for shaders in Cycles and Eevee.

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass a true or false value. String (light blue) Used to pass a text Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Shader (bright green) Used for shaders in Cycles and Eevee.

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass a true or false value. String (light blue) Used to pass a text Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Shader (bright green) Used for shaders in Cycles and Eevee.

the first and second color component. The shape can be selected by the Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled for a node. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass a true or false value. String (light blue) Used to pass a text Remember that the essential idea is that a group should be a reusable, self- contained software component. Material node groups should not include: Input nodes If you include a source node in your group

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass a true or false value. String (light blue) Used to pass a text Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Shader (bright green) Used for shaders in Cycles and Eevee.

the first and second color component. The shape can be selected by the Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled for a node. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). Boolean (pink) Used to pass a true or false value. String (light blue) Used to pass a text Remember that the essential idea is that a group should be a reusable, self- contained software component. Material node groups should not include: Input nodes If you include a source node in your group

the first and second color component. The shape can be changed; see Types. Color Slider The slider with a gradient in the background lets you define the third color component. It can also be controlled Indicates that the socket accepts/produces color information. The colors may or may not have an alpha component depending on the node tree type. Float (gray) Indicates that the socket accepts/produces floating-point same value. Integer (lime green) Used to pass an integer value (a number without a fractional component). String (light blue) Used to pass a text value. Vector (dark blue) Indicates vector, coordinate