• bump left. Moves the currently selected node to the left.
• bump right. Moves the currently selected node to the right.

• undo. Undoes the last task performed.
• delete. Deletes the currently selected node.
• cut. Copies and then deletes the currently selected node.
• copy. Copies the currently selected node.
• paste. Pastes the copied node as a child to the currently selected node.
• paste only children. If a copied node has children this operation will paste its children to the currently selected node without pasting in itself.

The following buttons create new nodes attached to the currently selected node. If creation of a certain node type is not allowed, such as trig function under an AND node, or a second node under a NOT node, the button will be disabled.

A “proxy” is a node used to connect to a topic external to the network (a “boss”) from within the network. In other words: “a proxy stands in for a boss topic”, hence the name “proxy”. Some proxy nodes use the value from their boss topic directly, whiles others use the value from the boss topic to compare to an argument to derive a new value or control execution of the logic.

Each of the following button/menus have similar actions. If pressed as a button they will open a list to select from on the right side of the main window. They also function as drop down menus. As menus they will be populated with a list of topics that can be used to create the proxy type. If using the proxy would cause circularity the button or menu item is disabled.

• goal group. This feature not currently implemented.
• goal (dependency network)
• calculated data link (either a direct link to the results of an equation network or a comparison to results of an equation network)
• simple data link (either a direct link to raw data or a comparison to raw data)
• switch (a type of data router)
• fuzzy curve (dynamic definition of a fuzzy curve)

• OR
• AND
• UNION (a weighted average)
• NOT
• SOR (sequential OR
• XOR (exclusive OR)

Compare nodes take two or three values and give a Boolean result. The optional third value is used to convert the function into a fuzzy ramp where the third value defines the distance between true and false.

• < less than
• < = less than or equal to
• = = equal to
• > greater than or equal to
• > = greater than
• < > not equal to

• k (user defined constant) see also: mnemonic constant
• pi
• e
• True
• Undetermined
• False
• ERROR

The math functions are organized into small groups of similar functions in a drop down menu.

• + addition
• - subtraction or negation
• * multiplication
• / division

• if conditional

• cos cosine
• sin sine
• tan tangent
• cosh hyperbolic cosine
• sinh hyperbolic sine
• tanh hyperbolic tangent

• acos arccosine
• asin arcsine
• atan arctangent

• ln natural logarithm
• log base10 logarithm
• exp exponential
• pow power
• sqrt square root

• abs absolute value
• ceil ceiling
• floor floor
• mod modulo

• min minimum
• max maximum
• ave average
• ave - non zero non-zero average (only non-zero nodes are used in the calculation)

• Degrees -> Radians
• Radians -> Degrees

• toggle transmogrify mode. Toggles the transmogrify function on or off. When turned on, clicking on a node button or menu item will convert (transmogrify) the currently selected node into the type next clicked. This is an experimental feature. See the screencast...