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A pinned node on the bottom, with a selected node at the top
You can have as many pinned nodes in the Inspector as you like, but the more you have, the more
likely you’ll need to scroll up or down in the Inspector to get to all the parameters you want to edit.
To remove a pinned node from the Inspector, just turn off its Pin button in the Inspector header.
Hiding Inspector Controls
If you like, Inspector parameters for specific nodes can be hidden so they never appear, even when
that node is selected. This can be useful for preventing accidental changes by you or other
compositors who may be working on a composition in situations where you don’t want to
lock the node.
To Toggle the Inspector controls for a node or or off:
– Right-click on the node in the Node Editor, or on the Inspector header, and choose Modes > Show
Controls from the contextual menu.
Using the Inspector Header
When you select a node, it populates the Inspector with a title bar, or Inspector header, that displays
that node’s name as well as other controls that govern that node. A node’s Inspector header itself has
a variety of controls, but clicking (or double-clicking) on an Inspector header also exposes that
node’s parameters.
Chapter 68Editing Parameters in the Inspector 1184
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