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The iNodes app

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Link iNodes to your software and keep an eye on its status.

iNodes finds the software installed on your computer by itself and shows a card for each one. This is where you manage the link with them.

  1. The colored dot: green when the software is connected, gray otherwise.
  2. Connect: installs iNodes in this software.
  3. Not detected: iNodes didn't find this software on this computer.

Everything on the screen

On each card

The colored dot
Green: iNodes is connected to this software. Gray: it is not.
Connect
Installs iNodes in the software. Wait until "Connecting…" ends: the dot turns green.
Disconnect
Removes what iNodes installed for this software. Restart it for the change to take effect. You can connect again whenever you want.
Up to date
You have the latest version. iNodes updates itself, there is nothing to do. "Update pending": a new version is waiting, often for the software to close.
Not detected
iNodes did not find this software on this computer. "Available soon": the integration is in development.

Good to know

OFX Plugin
One plugin for Resolve, Fusion, Nuke and Flame: it brings the nodes. Each software's card adds the link that brings your results back into it. Connecting one of them also installs the plugin if it is missing. Disconnecting its card only removes the link. Disconnecting the plugin removes the nodes from all of them.
Several Blender cards
Each Blender version has its own extensions: one card per version, to connect separately. Only very close versions, such as 4.2.1 and 4.2.4, share the same connection.
The first launch
After the first connection, Resolve or Fusion can take 2 to 5 minutes to start: it loads all the iNodes nodes. This is normal.

Updated 8 Nov 2026

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