Usage - Graph Styler Pro
Practical tips to apply Graph Styler Pro in real projects.
First Steps in a Real Blueprint
- Open a Blueprint with enough logic (for example, a Character or Player Controller).
- Make sure Graph Styler Pro is enabled for that graph type in Project Settings.
- Pick a wire style (Diagonal 45° or Manhattan 90°) and check how the graph becomes easier to read.
Improving Readability in an Existing Graph
- Group logic into sections (input, movement, VFX, UI, etc.).
- Assign a node style (Simple or Flat) and use different colors for key node types (events, flow, functions).
- Adjust Wire Thickness and Wire Offset to avoid unnecessary crossings.
- Enable Jump Arcs and see how crossings are visually resolved.
Using Bubbles for Visual Debugging
Use animated bubbles only where you need to see execution flow clearly:
- Enable Bubbles only in graphs you are actively debugging.
- Increase Bubble Speed for quick tests; lower it for everyday use.
- Combine bubbles with Optimize Large Graphs in very large graphs to keep performance stable.
Recommended Usage Profiles
Daily Readability Profile
- Wires: Manhattan 90°, medium thickness, Jump Arcs enabled.
- Nodes: Simple or Flat, soft shadows, colors by node type.
- Bubbles: Disabled or low speed.
Visual Debugging Profile
- Same as daily profile, but with Bubbles enabled at medium or high speed.
- Use stronger colors for nodes related to the logic you are inspecting.
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