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Point node icon   Point (node)

A single point from an X and Y.

A single produced point, shown in point blue.

Point node diagram

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Inputs

  • X (number): the horizontal coordinate of the point, in mm.
  • Y (number): the vertical coordinate of the point, in mm.

Outputs

  • Point (point): the point at those coordinates.

What it is for

Makes a point from two numbers. The usual starting block when something in the graph needs a position that is not already on the canvas: a center to rotate about, an axis end, a corner to pin an image to.

Because X and Y are ordinary number sockets, they can be driven by anything: a slider, a Math result, a measurement taken off your drawing. That is the difference from placing a point by hand, which stays where you put it.

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Related

  • In the modeling view: Point - draw the same point directly on the canvas.

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