Electronic Nodes allows you to better picture your logic in visual scripting editors (Blueprints, Materials, Niagara...) by changing the shape of wires to make them straight with 45° or 90° angles. It's a bit like circuit boards, no more spaghetti!

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Change the wires' appearance

• Manhattan style (90°) or Subway style (45°)

• Works on all* graphs (Blueprints, Material, Niagara, Behavior Tree, PCG, etc...)

A lot of customizations

• Alignment preference (right or left)

• Change priority (on nodes or reroutes)

• Change the radius, thickness, offset...

Stack wires

• Display ribbons to merge wires together

• Change the offset between wires

Crossing

• Display a special crossing symbol (Gap, Arc, or Circle)

• Change the size of the symbol

Display moving bubbles

• Draw bubbles on every nodes or only selected ones

• Change the size, speed, and space

And a lot more... you can find the changelog of all modifications here.

(* You can add any custom graph in the settings using the Hot Patch feature. Be cautious, it may break some graph-specific features in some rare cases.)

WARNING: The custom theme used in the screenshots is not included. It's another plugin of mine called Darker Nodes. Electronic Nodes only affect wires between nodes.