Button, Container, Switch, Frame

Four small property surfaces: a Button's label and cursor, a Container's clipping, a Switch's checked state, and the Page a Frame shows. The rules common to every Element node are in Element.

Button

Button nodes take an element:nl.button pin. The Self forms are in Button.

Get Button Label

blueprint.element.button.getLabel · Pure

Reads the button's label text.

Set Button Label

blueprint.element.button.setLabel · Latent

Sets the button's label text.

Set Button Pointer

blueprint.element.button.setPointer · Latent

Chooses the button's default cursor. There is no data pin for it — the card carries the same icon dropdown as the button's Appearance inspector.

On-card fields

Get Button Variant

blueprint.element.button.getVariant · Pure

The old id-based read. Kept registered so graphs that already contain it keep running; the palette does not offer it.

Set Button Variant

blueprint.element.button.setVariant · Latent

The old id-based write, likewise hidden. It has no variantId pin — it reads a stored parameter — and there is no author-facing way to fill that parameter any more. Use Set Element Variant, which picks Variants by name.

Container

Container nodes take an element:nl.container pin. The Self forms are in Container.

Get Container Clip Content

blueprint.element.container.getClipContent · Pure

Reads whether the container clips its overflowing content.

Set Container Clip Content

blueprint.element.container.setClipContent · Latent

Sets whether the container clips its overflowing content.

Get Container Variant

blueprint.element.container.getVariant · Pure

The old id-based read, hidden from the palette for the same reason as the Button pair.

Set Container Variant

blueprint.element.container.setVariant · Latent

The old id-based write, hidden from the palette. Use Set Element Variant.

Switch

Switch nodes take an element:nl.switch pin. The Self forms are in Switch; the Switch's visible and enabled pair is with the rest of that family on Displayable.

None of these dispatch the Switch's Changed, Turned On or Turned Off heads — those are for the player toggling it. A graph that writes the Switch it also listens to does not trigger itself.

Get Switch Checked

blueprint.element.switch.getChecked · Pure

Set Switch Checked

blueprint.element.switch.setChecked · Latent

Turn Switch On

blueprint.element.switch.turnOn · Latent

Set Switch Checked with true, as its own card so the common case reads as one word.

Turn Switch Off

blueprint.element.switch.turnOff · Latent

Toggle Switch

blueprint.element.switch.toggle · Latent

Flips the state and hands back what it became, so the branch after it does not need a second read.

Frame

Frame nodes take an element:nl.frame pin and act on the Frame's own target Page and params. Moving the player to a different Page is a different job, done by Go Page in App. The Self forms are in Frame.

Get Frame Target Page

blueprint.element.frame.getTargetPage · Pure

Reads the target Page's surface id, or an empty string when the Frame shows nothing.

Set Frame Page

blueprint.element.frame.setTargetPage · Latent

Switches the Frame to another Page. The dropdown filters out the Page the Frame itself sits on and any Page that would nest cyclically — and for this Element form it works that out by reading the wired Element node's own Surface, so the list only populates once the reference is connected. The Frame then plays its normal enter and exit animation.

On-card fields

Get Frame Params

blueprint.element.frame.getParams · Pure

Reads the params object handed to the embedded Page.

Set Frame Params

blueprint.element.frame.setParams · Latent

Writes the params object. A non-object value is normalized to an empty object.