The Atom Graph creates custom image processing nodes that can be instanced in any Element Graph. These image processing nodes run directly on the GPU. The visual programming language of InstaMAT's Atom Graph enables you to develop a seemingly endless variety of different image processing nodes.
This is possible because the visual programming language is more than just a series of expressions strung together as is common in other visual programming languages. The Atom Graph has a control flow which controls how your Atom is executed. The control flow can branch or loop like it is possible in traditional programming languages.
Atom Graph nodes can be instanced in an Element Graph to form a larger execution pipeline. However, Atom Graphs can also be instanced in other Atom Graphs to leverage existing functionality when creating a new addition to the library.
To learn more about Atom graphs, you can watch our video on how to create one on our YouTube Channel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqQEFpihMRY
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