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# The Complete Editor Tour
:::note
This video is from a deprecated commercial version of Noodl and includes some features not present in the open source version, notably workspaces, the component canvas and built-in Git hosting
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:::note
Please note that this video was recorded for the earlier 2.3 version of Noodl. It features a few minor visual inconsistencies with newer versions, but no big changes for the purposes of this video.
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:::note
This video is from a deprecated commercial version of Noodl and includes some features not present in the open source version, notably workspaces and built-in Git hosting
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## Nodes
The main building blocks of Noodl are nodes. Every node has its own specific purpose and is very simple in itself, but together they become really powerful. There are a number of types of nodes, indicated by its color. **Blue** nodes are visual elements, such as buttons, or not immediately visible but related, such as groups. **Green** nodes are generally related to reading, writing and manipulating data. **Grey** nodes are utilities, and **Pink** nodes are related to custom code.

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## Setup Instructions
Any version of the editor that is version 2.9 or higher comes with the generative features enabled. You can see your current version during login, or in the top right corner of the editor.
When opening a project you should see the AI bar in the top left corner of the node canvas. In the Editor Settings (in the Sidepanel) you can find options for changing the AI model, or disabling all AI features.
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