Apple Shake 4 - Manual (Page 221)

Chapter 7 Using the Node View 221
m Move the pointer into the Node View, and press F1-5, where F1, F2, F3, F4, and F5
correspond to each of the Favorite Views.
That quadrant is set to the originally saved position and zoom level.
To restore the framing and state of a Favorite View, do one of the following:
m Right-click in the Viewer, Node View, or Curve Editor, then choose Favorite Views > View
N > Restore Framing & State (where N is one of the Five Favorite views you can save)
from the shortcut menu.
m Move the pointer into the Node View, and press Option-F1-5 or Alt-F1-5, where F1, F2,
F3, F4, and F5 correspond to each of the Favorite Views.
The nodes that were currently loaded into the Viewer and Parameters tabs are
reloaded.
Using the Enhanced Node View
The enhancedNodeView subtree in the Globals tab provides additional display options
for the Node View. These options can be turned on all together, or individually, to make
it easy to spot image bit-depth at different parts of the tree, animated nodes, node
concatenation, and expressions linking one node to another.
Unlike most other guiControls parameters, which are either off or on, these
parameters—showTimeDependency, showExpressionLinks, showConcatentationLinks,
and noodleColorCoding—have three states. This allows you to toggle all three
parameters using the enhancedNodeView command from within the Node View. The
three states are:
• off: Always off, regardless of whether or not enhancedNodeView is turned on.
• on: Always on, regardless of whether or not enhancedNodeView is turned on.
• enhanced: On when enhancedNodeView is on, and off when enhancedNodeView is
off.
To toggle enhanced Node View off and on:
1 Before turning on enhanced Node View, make sure the proper subparameters are
turned on in the enhancedNodeView subtree of the Globals tab.