Nodes
2D
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3D
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Cameras
Cameras define the point of view, perspective and aspect from which the scene is rendered.
Cloning
Cloners instantiate multiple copies of geometry nodes – such as 3D Objects, Text Nodes and Shape 3D nodes – that are parented to them.
Colour
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Deformers
Deformers create, destroy, edit, and animate existing geometry.
Fields
Fields are often used for simulations of volumetric and fluid-like effects (e.g. smoke). Fields discretise 2D or 3D areas of space into texels / voxels and store colour and velocity data for them.
Generators
Generators create patterns mathematically in 2D or 3D.
Interactive
Interactive nodes allow external inputs to be used in scenes. Sources include keyboard and mouse, clock time, and Internet sources like Twitter and RSS feeds.
Layers
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Lighting
Lighting nodes control how a scene is lit.
Logic
The Logic nodes are used to create a meta logic system within Notch.
Materials
Material nodes control how light interacts with the surfaces of objects.
Mocap
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Modifiers
Modifier nodes modify the attributes in other nodes.
Nodes
This section contains a group of mostly miscellaneous nodes.
Particles
Particle nodes perform simulation of particle-like effects.
Physics
Physics nodes allow you to create simple physics systems and dynamic movements for objects in your scene.
Post-FX
Post FX nodes perform image processing on the node they are parented to.
Procedurals
Procedural nodes are used to generate geometric and volumetric forms implicitly using signed distance fields.
Rendering
Rendering
Scripting
Scripting nodes allow for project behaviour to be scripted using JavaScript.
Shading
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Sound
These nodes control sound and sound output in Notch.
Text-FX
These nodes handle text strings, either generating them from other data types or modifying them and combining them.
Video
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