Hi,
Would be nice to have nodes especially designed to improve the node organization.
1)
"Variable" Node - This system has two nodes, one to store a value, other to retrieve the value.
The store node have a generic input, allowing
any kind of input, which gets mapped internally to a dictionary of the type of the input, and has a key, which will be used to retrieve the value later. Storing this cached data also allows the result to be used multiple times without the need to create boilerplates.
There can be many "getter" nodes pointing to the same "setter" node. Each setter node must have a unique key.
2)
Routing Node - Not really a "node", but could be. It's more like a routing node, so we can avoid lines crossing boxes in some cases where "direct" bezier doesn't help.
3)
Snapping - Having to place the connection exactly inside the node circle is not a problem itself, but it's so much better when it snaps as soon as you get to a distance. It's a small quality of life feature that makes the feature more pleasing to work with.
