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# FlowReactorComponent

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The FlowReactorComponent runs your graph in the scene. Usually you can simply drag and drop a graph on to any game object and it will create the FlowReactorComponent automatically with the assigned graph.
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### Settings

**Open (Open Instance)**

Opens the assigned graph. At runtime, you can also open the actual running graph which is an instance of the original graph. (Open Instance)

**Disable**

Disable this graph

**Draw node gizmos**

When enabled, node gizmos will be drawn. Use the OnNodeDrawGizmos method to draw gizmos in the scene for custom nodes.

### Node controlled objects

This is where you can assign components which implements the INodeControllable interface.\
For more information about node controlled objects, have a look here:

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[Node Modules](/flowreactor/in-depth/node-modules.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

### Exposed Variables

Shows all exposed local blackboard variables which can be overriden.


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