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Originally posted by: ThomasT

Dear all.

I have this Library node that has worked great until I updated it.
Now I get a red dot when placing the node on the canvas in a new graph.

Drilling down I can see that it is a X-ref that generates this dot, but why I don't know?
The node works when running inside the library graph.

Red dot.pngred dot 2.png

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Originally posted by: stonysmith

The color(s) of the pins tell you specific things:
White: Has not been executed (no temp file exists behind the pin)
Yellow: The node is executing, and a partial temp file exists
Green: The node is finished and all of the temp file is available to downstream nodes
Red: The pin is not connected to a node that will ever produce any data.
Orange: The pin is downstream from another node that has a red pin (see above)


In this particular case, the XREF itself is another composite - open up the XREF and look inside of it.
You'll find that the output pin is disconnected, or that it is connected to some node that has been disabled.

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Originally posted by: ThomasT

Thank you for your answer Stonysmith.

But I really can't find whats wrong.
I made a short video of it, sorry that the sound is not very good, I recorded it in a car while traveling.
But I think you will hear what I am saying.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJq2x2Omd6k

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Originally posted by: ThomasT

OK, there seem to be no solution to this.
I'll just rebuild my graph from scratch.

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Originally posted by: gmullin

I don't have any good answer based on that video, it looks pretty odd. I would suggest just trying to change out the X-Ref node in the library and see if that solves it.

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Originally posted by: ThomasT

Thanks Gmullin.

I did that... also replaced the X-ref with the same result.

I reverted to a previous version of the library brg, so now it is working, though, that file is missing a lot of development don the last 2 months.

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Originally posted by: ThomasT

There was something wrong with the X-ref, I cant really say what the problem was.
But when I use a lookup node it works.