> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes.md).

# Nodes

- [Model Nodes](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/model-nodes.md)
- [Anatomy Model](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/model-nodes/anatomy-model.md): This is where your model and animation skeleton are setup.
- [Anatomy Skeleton](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/model-nodes/anatomy-skeleton.md): Where the skeleton model is created.
- [Anatomy Muscle](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/model-nodes/anatomy-muscle.md): The Muscle node creates the geometry muscle shapes as well as collision meshes for them.
- [Anatomy Volume](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/model-nodes/anatomy-volume.md): This node uses the negative space between the Muscle Shape Mesh and Volume Shape to create meshes for fat and breast tissue.
- [Anatomy Output](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/model-nodes/anatomy-output.md): This node is designed to output all created meshes as a single package if used inside Houdini.
- [Animation Nodes](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/animation-nodes.md): The primary nodes you will use for animation transfer.
- [Anatomy Anim Import 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/animation-nodes/anatomy-anim-import-1.0.md): How to set up anatomy anim import
- [Anatomy Anim Match Pose 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/animation-nodes/anatomy-anim-match-pose-1.0.md): Match the character to the animation T-Pose.
- [Anatomy Anim FBIK 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/animation-nodes/anatomy-anim-fbik-1.0.md): Match the animation on an FBIK node
- [Anatomy Anim Skel Solve 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/animation-nodes/anatomy-anim-skel-solve-1.0.md)
- [Anatomy Anim Export 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/animation-nodes/anatomy-anim-export-1.0.md): Create a saved animation with this export node.
- [Anim TOPs Network Nodes](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/anim-tops-network-nodes.md)
- [Anatomy Anim Workitems 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/anim-tops-network-nodes/anatomy-anim-workitems-1.0.md)
- [Anatomy Anim Fetch](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/anim-tops-network-nodes/anatomy-anim-fetch.md)
- [Simulation Nodes 1.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0.md): The original simulation network Procedural Anatomy launched with.
- [Anatomy Rig Load](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-load.md): A rig to start simulating your characters muscles.
- [Anatomy Rig AnimSkel to Skel](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-animskel-to-skel.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Animate Muscle Lines](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-animate-muscle-lines.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Skel to Muscle](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-skel-to-muscle.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Tissue Collision Setup](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-tissue-collision-setup.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Tissue](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-tissue.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Skin](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-skin.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Output](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-1.0/anatomy-rig-output.md)
- [Simulation Nodes 2.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-2.0.md): The latest simulation network in Procedural Anatomy
- [Anatomy Rig Load 2.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-2.0/anatomy-rig-load-2.0.md): A rig to start simulating your characters muscles.
- [Anatomy Rig Muscle](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-2.0/anatomy-rig-muscle.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Skin 2.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-2.0/anatomy-rig-skin-2.0.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Output 2.0](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-nodes-2.0/anatomy-rig-output-2.0.md)
- [Simulation TOPs Network Nodes](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-tops-network-nodes.md)
- [Anatomy Rig Workitems](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-tops-network-nodes/anatomy-rig-workitems.md)
- [Anatomy Fetch](https://docs.procedural-anatomy.com/nodes/simulation-tops-network-nodes/anatomy-fetch.md)


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