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GL nodes allow you to create GLSL code, which will then be used for materials, particle systems or texture builders.

Note that there are many other GLSL nodes available, and the small list below is only the ones that are currently documented.

Nodes List

• acceleration
• align
• attribute
• cartesiantopolar
• checkers
• colorcorrect
• compare
• complement
• constant
• cross
• cycle
• disk
• dither
• easing
• fog
• forloop
• fresnel
• globals
• grid
• hsluvtorgb
• hsvtorgb
• ifthen
• inrange
• instancetransform
• isinfornan
• length
• luminance
• maxlength
• mix
• modelviewmatrixmult
• multadd
• multscalar
• negate
• noise
• null
• output
• param
• polartocartesian
• quatfromaxisangle
• quatmult
• quattoangle
• quattoaxis
• ramp
• random
• refract
• rgbtohsv
• rotate
• round
• sdfbox
• sdfboxframe
• sdfboxround
• sdfcapsule
• sdfcapsulevertical
• sdfcone
• sdfconeround
• sdfcontext
• sdfelongate
• sdffractalmandelbrot
• sdfgradient
• sdfintersect
• sdflink
• sdfmaterial
• sdfmax
• sdfmin
• sdfmirror
• sdfoctahedron
• sdfonion
• sdfplane
• sdfrepeat
• sdfrepeatpolar
• sdfrhombus
• sdfrhombustriacontahedron
• sdfsolidangle
• sdfsphere
• sdfsubtract
• sdftorus
• sdftransform
• sdftwist
• sdfunion
• sphere
• sssmodel
• subnet
• subnetinput
• subnetoutput
• switch
• texture
• texturesdf
• tileuv
• twowayswitch
• varyingread
• varyingwrite
• vectoralign
• vectorangle