Visual View
The Visual view shows your Blueprint as an interactive diagram — a flowchart of connected elements that represent your business logic. This is where you build, edit, and debug your Blueprint.
Reading the diagram
Execution flows top to bottom. Each element in the diagram is color-coded by type:| Color | Element type | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Green (play icon) | Start node | The entry point where execution begins |
| Yellow | Decision | Conditional branching — evaluates a condition and routes the flow (IF/ELSE) |
| Purple | Assignment | Performs a calculation or sets a variable value |
| Green (check icon) | Return | Ends execution successfully and returns output values |
| Red | Error | Ends execution with an error condition |
| Blue | Call | Calls another Blueprint as a sub-routine |
Start node

Sections

Decision nodes

Call nodes

- The name of the called Blueprint (as a clickable link)
- The number of inputs being passed
- The output variable where the result is stored
Assignment and Return nodes

Building a Blueprint
Adding elements
When you create a Blueprint from scratch or need to extend an existing one, you add elements using the element palette — a row of icons that appears at available connection points in the diagram. Click an icon to place that element type, then configure it by double-clicking. For a detailed guide on each element type and how to configure them, see Controlling the Flow.Editing elements
Double-click any element on the diagram to edit its configuration inline:- Decision nodes — edit the condition expression and branch labels
- Assignment nodes — edit the calculation or variable assignment
- Call nodes — select which Blueprint to call and configure input/output mapping
Canvas controls

- Undo / Redo — step through your edit history
- Settings — canvas display options
- Minimap — toggle a small overview map for navigating large Blueprints
- Zoom in / out — adjust the zoom level
Running from the Visual view
You can run your Blueprint directly from the diagram by clicking the green play button on the Start node. This opens the Run panel where you enter input values and see results. After a run, the execution path is highlighted on the diagram, showing which branches were taken. For detailed instructions, see Test your Blueprint.What to do next
- Specification view — see the same logic as a readable document
- Controlling the Flow — learn about each element type in detail
- Edit with AI — modify your Blueprint using natural language