Nodes are remote devices you receive data from and send data to - they have two broad categories:

Communication with networked devices is core to the operation of Wintermute. You can:

• Send TCP and UDP packets
• Respond to data received in a variety of ways
• Flag disconnection through the interface - either by flagging the lack of response to a command or by setting up a ping system.
• If the node is running the Wintermute Remote software, it should be set up as such using node_remotesetup

Wintermute can also communicate with devices local to the computer running it:

• Streamdeck Keys - if at least one Streamdeck is connected, each key will show up as a node, with Key Up and Key Down macros attached - adding commands to these macros defines each actions behaviour. Additionally, they colour and text of each key can be set.
• MIDI In Ports - macros can be added to each port to define the response to a range of inputs - see here for more detail.
• MIDI Out Ports - macros cannot be attached, as they do not receive data; but MIDI data can be sent from these ports