Toolbar
Toolbar
The toolbar is located at the top of the NodeFlow Graph editor and contains tools for navigating, searching, and customizing your graph.
Graph Selection Field
On the left side of the toolbar, you will find the Graph Selection Field.
This field determines which graph asset is currently displayed inside the editor.
Depending on the NodeFlow integration, this may be a Quest, Dialogue, LogicBlock, or another supported graph type.
You can either:
Drag and drop a supported asset into the field.
Click the field and select an asset manually.
When changing the assigned asset, the graph editor will automatically load and display the selected graph.
Search Field
Next to the Graph Selection Field is the Search Field.
This allows you to search through all node titles and content inside the currently opened graph.
When a match is found:
The graph automatically focuses on the matching node.
Matching text inside the node is highlighted.
Matching nodes are highlighted inside the minimap.
If multiple matches exist, the search field will display the current result index, such as:
1/2
This indicates the currently selected match and the total number of matches found.
You can also use the Next Match button to cycle through all matching nodes.
Each press focuses the graph on the next result.
Add Sticky Note
The Add Sticky Note button allows you to create a Sticky Note inside the graph.
Sticky Notes can be used to leave comments, reminders, organization notes, or additional context directly within the graph editor.
Clicking the button will create a new Sticky Note in the graph.
Set Node Theme
The Set Node Theme button only appears when a node is selected.
This allows you to assign a different color theme to the selected node, making it easier to visually organize and recognize different types of nodes within the graph.
Node Themes are purely organizational and do not affect graph functionality.
Toggle Inspector (Dialogue/Quest)
The Toggle Inspector button shows or hides the Inspector panel.
This can be useful when working with larger graphs and needing additional workspace inside the editor.
The Inspector can be shown again at any time by clicking the button.
Reset View Button
The Reset View button moves the graph view back to its original starting position.
This is useful if you have navigated far away from the center of the graph and want to quickly return to the default view.
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