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Revision as of 14:05, 24 February 2013
The Profile Node System is a means of translating Lightforge's input values into values compatible with whatever lighting fixtures you may be using.
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A node is a container that executes predefined function on the data passing through it's inputs and outputs (called pins). A node system works by allowing you to feed a flow of information from one node to the next in order to make adjustments to the data flowing through the system.
A simple example of this is to calculate 3 + 6. You can calculate this with the following node setup:
|Value Node @ 3|
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[Add Node]----[Output]
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|Value Node @ 6|
