Gaffer has a very useful node bookmarking feature, which can make working with large and complex graphs much easier. Today, we'll show you how to use it.
When a node is
Because Gaffer is a procedural system, modifications to objects are made by applying nodes to the scene, using filters to determine which objects within the scene are affected by a particular node. Commonly
When reorganising a node network, you often want to move all the nodes upstream from a particular point in the graph. You can Shift+Alt-click to select all such nodes and drag them
If you've spent much time in a UNIX shell, you probably already know and love tab completion, whereby hitting the tab key will autocomplete the current filename based on the first
A quick run through of some of the scene exploration techniques.