Define a compute graph composed of several smaller operations. Object keys are treated as node-ids, and corresponding values are node definitions. Connections between nodes are created by referring a node-id in the inputs section of an individual node.

Minimally, atleast 3 nodes are needed for the system to do something useful - a download node, a scene manipulation or render node and upload node. Currently, a maximum limit of 60 nodes is applied.

Use the drop down menu to look at various node schemas. Most nodes require some inputs and produce some output. Input nodes are specified in the node property inputs, and are typed to indicate whether the input node should be an image, scene, model, or a any file. Some nodes expose parameters. The output of each node operation is specified in the outputs key. Most nodes produce a single type of output file, but some can be configured, for example, scene.render can produce a .png or a .psd file.

Check out example payloads for inspiration on how to author your own jobs.

The following string property name* indicates that you can enter any valid JSON object key, and that is treated as a node identifier.