Diamond and circle sockets? Solid and dashed lines? Master of Sockets in Blender Nodes.

Do you know what it means when a socket is a circle? A diamond? A diamond with a dot? Or why are some connecting lines dashed instead of solid?
All of this is SUPER useful when working with nodes, whether it be Geometry Nodes, Shader Nodes or Compositing Nodes, so let's get into it!
Happy Blending!

[@cupostuff9929]

This is probably the best explanation I've seen for this yet, this should definitely be higher up in results.

[@Dude_Blender]

Thanks! I made this one because I didn’t find any video that explained it clearly and to the point.

[@ian.ambrose]

Very well made video. Just discovered that you also are the person who explained Vector Math functions. Very talented person you are.

[@Dude_Blender]

Hey mate! Thanks! I do have a couple of math videos, I'm glad you're enjoying the content, and thanks for the kind words. Cheers!

[@str1ke232]

Yo... I hope you will build ur carrer you have very nice tutorials.I remember all tutorials about math, which were perfect!

[@Dude_Blender]

Wow thanks for the kind words! I try to explain as best as I possibly can, it’s great to hear when people get value from the content!

[@jeffdavies2824]

Just what I needed to know! Great video!

[@Dude_Blender]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@sexpixel]

I just discovered your channel and am loving it. It's the best explanation for Geometry Nodes I've found so far. More please! ❤️

[@Dude_Blender]

Hey mate, how's it going? I'm glad you found the channel and liked the content, there's a bunch of exciting stuff coming up, hope you enjoy it! Have a nice day!

[@BlendingEdge]

Great summary.

[@Dude_Blender]

Thanks mate 🙏🏻

[@tianshuchu5416]

wonderful ! great job ~

[@Dude_Blender]

Thanks dude 🤙🏼