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Union node icon   Union (node)

Merge two regions A and B into one.

Two overlapping circular regions merged into one; the outer boundary is the result, in region orange, the originals shown as neutral outlines.

Union node diagram

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Inputs

Inputs grow as you wire them in - this node adds sockets as you connect.

Outputs

  • Region (region): A and B merged into one region.

What it is for

Fuses overlapping regions into one. Where they overlap the shared boundary disappears, so what comes out has a single outline rather than two stacked shapes.

Order does not matter. Both inputs have to be regions, so run Region: Curves first if you have loose curves. Regions that do not touch come through as separate pieces rather than being forced together.

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