There may also be a variant of the is_unreplaceble~ flag to declare a socket, which would mean that this node's socket cannot be replaced in another node. But it is better to approve with Jacques.
@weizhen It would be better if you added a formalized description of this (for example, a set of references to node types) to make this kind of processing a post-processing stage of an already…
Still not sure if such selective exclusions even make sense if the name and type are the same...
F:\Blender_build\first\blender>git diff
diff --git a/source/blender/nodes/geometry/nodes/node_geo_duplicate_elements.cc b/source/blender/nodes/geometry/nodes/node_geo_duplicate_elements.c…
Join Geometry node leads to only the last link being draw.
It's even worse...
I'll bisect this
Then the node would simply not work. If this is not implemented, another interface enum seems to be used.
Not sure how to fix this if it's a bug. The curve does not have a full transform attribute to store the rotation. Because of which, it's more of a feature request rather than a bug (mechanism of…
Hi, can you tell me if this is a duplicate report blender/blender#103021?
@Thomas-35 The problem is that I don't understand what exactly you consider a bug. I just don’t see something strange in the described (or I can’t reproduce it, since it even sounds strange)
Hello. It's not a bug. The instances provide their own space in which the curves can rotate as they please. But if you implement curves, their normals will be calculated with these rotations.…
Ah, you could write to me right away that it was a node wrangler... You need to push this report to the addons repository https://projects.blender.org/blender/blender-addons
This mechanism also works for links, so it seems more and more that it's not a bug and dashes don't look weird...
This behavior is a consequence of the operation of updating the node declaration for sockets. The node reuses old sockets, which makes their values in scope and take precedence over the default…
All finally, I see what you mean. Still not sure if this is a bug.
I'm not sure if different default values are a bug, although it can be fixed.