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Spreadsheet

The Spreadsheet panel provides a structured, tabular view of the evaluated geometry data. It is used to inspect vertex indices, face indices, and attribute values generated by the graph.

This panel is especially useful for debugging and verifying procedural operations.

Vertex Domain​

When the Vertex domain is selected, the spreadsheet displays:

  • Vertex index
  • All vertex-domain attributes
  • Built-in properties (e.g., position)

Each row represents a single vertex in the evaluated mesh. The index reflects the internal ordering of vertices after graph evaluation.

Face Domain​

When the Face domain is selected, the spreadsheet displays:

  • Face index
  • All face-domain attributes

Each row represents a single face (triangle or polygon). Face indices reflect the evaluated topology and may change if upstream nodes modify the mesh structure.

Face Corner Domain​

When the Face Corner domain is selected, the spreadsheet displays:

  • Face index
  • Face corner index corresponding that face
  • All face-corner-domain attributes

Each row represents a single corner of a face, corresponding to a vertex reference within that face. Unlike the vertex domain, a vertex shared by multiple faces has a separate face corner for each face it belongs to. This domain is useful for inspecting attributes such as UV coordinates and split normals that can vary between face corners.

Attributes​

All attributes available on the selected domain are shown as columns in the spreadsheet.

Attributes may include:

  • Built-in attributes (e.g., position, normal)
  • User-created attributes
  • Attributes generated by nodes in the graph

Each column represents one attribute.
Each row represents one element (vertex or face) in the selected domain.

Notes​

  • The spreadsheet always reflects the evaluated state of the graph.
  • If the graph has not been re-evaluated after changes, values may be outdated.
  • Visible attributes depend on the currently selected domain.