Editing Numerical Field

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• Hovering your mouse over a numerical field changes the cursor to a double-ended arrow, indicating dragging mouse to left or right direction can change the aimed property. (Image 1)

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• Dragging the mouse right increases the value. (Image 2)

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• Dragging left decreases the value, even to negative values if allowed by the property. (Image 3)

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Some properties are inherently non-negative.

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• When a property has limits (e.g., 0 to 1), dragging beyond the limits turns the editing indicator from blue to red, signifying you've reached the limit. (Image 4)

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• Each numerical property has its own starting increment point. For example, the Core Matte Blend property of the Reality Keyer node changes the second decimal place (the "zero in the middle") by default (Image 5), while the Softness property changes the first decimal place (Image 6).