System Behavior

In the following sections, you will discover how Nodegraph behaves under the hood while you work in Reality Hub. You will learn how automatic casting helps connect different data types, what configuration mode does, and how dynamic nodes adapt to changes in your graphs. You will also see how pin visibility is managed so that only the relevant controls appear when you need them, helping you understand and troubleshoot complex systems more easily.

Automatic Casting

Automatic casting in Reality refers to the straightforward conversion between data types, such as float to double or float to integer. This feature simplifies prototyping by eliminating the need to memorize data types, thus accelerating the design and development cycle. It also reduces the risk of data type-related errors, such as performing operations on incompatible data types.

Nodegraph Modes

The Nodegraph provides two distinct operational modes designed to balance flexibility during setup and stability during live operation. These modes are Configuration Mode and Live Mode.

Pin Info Display

Pin Info Display allows you to get more detailed information about nodes, pins input/output connections, and their unique name and ID.

Dynamic Nodes

Dynamic nodes involve creation of connections between compatible pins to facilitate the extraction and manipulation of specific data.