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Hi, everyone!I'm currently working on my Bachelor's Final Project and just after messing my model the nodes in the images appeared. Why? How can I solve it?Thank you so much!
Congrats on your achievements!
Those yellow spheres look like temp nodes. It's hard to say how they were created but one way to make them is by selecting nodes, CTRL+C, CTRL+V.
In 2022 they can be cleared by going to the Temp Nodes panel (CTRL+F search "temp nodes" to find this) and pressing the green "clear all" button.
In newer versions of HW, like 2023, you can right click on nodes in the Model browser and select "Delete Free Nodes"
Congrats on your achievements! Those yellow spheres look like temp nodes. It's hard to say how they were created but one way to make them is by selecting nodes, CTRL+C, CTRL+V. In 2022 they can be cleared by going to the Temp Nodes panel (CTRL+F search "temp nodes" to find this) and pressing the green "clear all" button. In newer versions of HW, like 2023, you can right click on nodes in the Model browser and select "Delete Free Nodes"
Thank you so much, Christian! It works.
Press Shift+F2 and clear all nodes
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