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Variables Panel

The Variables panel lets you create, edit, and organize variables that your node graphs can read and write. Access it from the Graph Settings menu in the node graph editor.

Variables panel with different variable types


The Variables panel displays all variables in your project with columns for:

ColumnDescription
NameVariable identifier (click to edit)
TypeData type (Int, Float, String, Bool, Vector, Array)
ValueCurrent value (editable)

Click any column header to sort the list.


Add variable button

  1. Click the + Variable button at the bottom of the panel
  2. A new variable appears with a default name
  3. Edit the name, choose a type, and set an initial value

Variable names must be unique. If you enter a duplicate name, a number suffix is added automatically.


  • Name: Click the name field and type
  • Type: Use the dropdown to change the variable type
  • Value: Edit directly in the value column
TypeEditor
Int / FloatNumber input field
StringText input field
BoolToggle switch
VectorThree fields (X, Y, Z)
ArrayPopup editor for managing items

For larger text values or detailed editing, right-click a variable and select Open Info Window to get a larger editing area.


Right-click a variable (or use the menu button) for these options:

ActionDescription
Open Info WindowLarge editor for the variable value
Create Get NodeAdd a Get Variable node to your graph
Create Set NodeAdd a Set Variable node to your graph
DeleteRemove the variable from your project

Type in the search box at the top to filter variables by name. The search matches from the beginning of variable names and is case-insensitive.


Import variables from another OverMox project:

  1. Click the Import button (folder icon)
  2. Select a valid OverMox project folder
  3. All variables from that project are added to your current project

This is useful for reusing variable setups across multiple projects.


🎯 Quick Node Creation: Right-click a variable and choose “Create Get Node” or “Create Set Node” to instantly add the node to your graph.

🎯 Naming Convention: Use descriptive names like donation_total or is_live so you can easily find variables later.

🎯 Sort by Type: Click the Type column header to group similar variables together.