The tree view shows a hierarchical list of all nodes in the scene. This view does not show how nodes are connected (like the network editor , but gives you quick access to them by name.

There are several ways to access the tree view:

• Create a new pane, or change a pane into a tree view (see panes.

• Choose Windows ▸ Tree view to open the tree view in a new floating window.

• To open a tree view as a sub-pane in a [network editor|/ref/panes/network] or parameter editor pane, right click the network background and turn on View controls ▸ Show tree.

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Filter the display	Click one of the icons at the top of the pane to limit the display to a certain type of node. If a node that should be visible is inside a subnet, the parents of the node will be visible, even if they would otherwise be filtered out. Hold ⇧ Shift and click to turn on more than one icon at a time. Click the icon again to go back to showing all nodes.
Show a menu of commands for a node	Press on the node’s name in the tree.
Show information about a node	Press on the node’s name in the tree.
Automatically go into container nodes when you click them	By default, selecting a node view will select the node in any linked Network panes. If you turn on the Auto-Dive button, selecting the operator will instead display the node’s contents in any linked Network panes.