General Overview
Is the following description appropriate as an overview of CGI Fusion? Or is it necessary to make it consistent with the behavior overview described on this page?
I think the description should be changed based on the specifications and objectives of CGI Fusion. I would appreciate your feedback.
Fusion in CGI seems to function as a replacement for the existing Behavior feature. I would like to know how the relationship with the existing Behavior feature should be described (e.g. differentiation).
Functional overview
Fusion is a user-friendly editor that allows scene interactions to be configured graphically and intuitively. Using Fusion Editor, the functionality/logic in a scene can be easily managed to build complex HMI elements using Fusion Nodes.

- Benefits of using Fusion Editor
- The Fusion Nodes that make up the increasingly complex HMI elements can be seen at a glance (useful for presentations, etc.)
- All relevant information are visible, significantly reducing man-hours related to reviews and analysis
- Can be integrated into solution reports (useful for creating design documents, etc.)
- Main features
- Visual management of the Fusion Nodes contained in the scene
- Fusion Editor operations (automatic alignment, magnification adjustment, zoom in/zoom out, Undo/Redo)
- Color-coded display of each Fusion Node
- Automatic filter of attachable Fusion Nodes
- Synchronization with Properties Panel