Adding nodes is easy when working on a new module (see here). However, as your module grows, inserting a new node in a specific position in the graph, e.g., directly below or above an existing node, might cause some issues. Learn how to place new nodes in specific graph positions with only limited reordering.
Add a new node on a transition
To add a new node directly on a transition between two existing nodes, click on the transition and open the […] – context menu. This way, you can also add a node to the transition between START and your first node.
Add a new node directly below a node
Sometimes you may want to insert a new node directly below an existing node. If only one transition starts from the existing node, do as described above. If several transitions start from the existing node, use this keyboard shortcut: When the Add node – dropdown is expanded, press Control (or on a Mac: ⌘ command) to enable the New [node] directly below option.
Add a new node directly above a node
To add a new node directly above an existing node, expand the Add node – dropdown and press Alt (or on a Mac: option ⌥) to enable the New [node] directly above option.