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Thanks for this comment, I find that a really interesting perspective. I'm the exact opposite -- I'm comfortable with code, and always find node editors really

Thanks for this comment, I find that a really interesting perspective. I'm the exact opposite -- I'm comfortable with code, and always find node editors really awkward to use (but I definitely feel I'm missing something because they're undeniably super productive in many situations).

jojobas 3y ago
They're super productive when you're unfamiliar with the subject matter, do it once only or can't code at all. Anyone can watch a couple of videos, launch Blender, start with a cube and work it into a chair in UI. Coding that for just one chair will take almost anyone more time. Now if you need to do this to make 10 slightly different chairs where changes need to be made early on in the process, code will win even with first timers.