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fixes bug that outputs of inputnodes could have only one connection #70

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fixes bug that outputs of inputnodes could have only one connection #70

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fixes bug that outputs of inputnodes could have only one connection
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/QuiltiX/qx_nodegraph.py
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@@ -522,7 +522,7 @@ def get_mx_doc_from_serialized_data(self, serialized_data, mx_parent=None, paren

for input_data in node_data.get("input_ports", {}):
val = node_data.get("custom", {}).get(input_data["name"], node_data.get("custom", {}).get(input_data["name"] + "0"))
hasGeomProp = mx_def and bool(mx_def.getActiveInput(input_data["name"]).getDefaultGeomProp())
hasGeomProp = mx_def and bool(mx_def.getActiveInput(input_data["name"]).getDefaultGeomProp()) # the inputnodes and outputnodes of nodegraphs don't have a mx definition
isConnected = None
if hasGeomProp:
for connection in serialized_data.get("connections", []):